Greg Kesich

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  December 24, 2014
  

  Greg Kesich: Dogs in heaven? Including the poodles? Then what about cats?

  Recent comments by Pope Francis were misattributed, leaving the question of canine afterlife wide open.

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  December 3, 2014
  

  Greg Kesich: Responses to violence by mentally ill often overlook a bigger need

  It's not as vital to identify who might harm us as it is to provide treatment for everyone who is struggling.

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  November 19, 2014
  

  Greg Kesich: Maine needs more nonwhites or it’s in big trouble? Let’s discuss

  The aging state is on an unsustainable path unless it recruits minorities, says a former attorney general.

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  October 29, 2014
  

  Greg Kesich: Cutler’s inevitable endgame speech needed before it’s too late

  It's a difficult choice, but if the independent fights to the finish he risks another four years of Gov. LePage.

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  October 22, 2014
  

  Greg Kesich: Vote-splitting in governor races unfortunate, but it doesn’t have to be this way

  Maine could switch to a system that won't distort the results when there are more than two candidates.

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  September 24, 2014
  

  Greg Kesich: Amid LePage misdirection, rivals failing to expose his weaknesses

  The governor has a knack for shifting attention away from his record, which is packed with controversy.

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  September 17, 2014
  

  Greg Kesich: For ‘61%’ expecting easy LePage defeat, it’s not adding up that way

  Polls indicate there's no wave of unhappiness with the direction the state has taken under the governor.

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  August 27, 2014
  

  Greg Kesich: Maybe it’s time to bring back the Congress of the Cold War era

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  August 20, 2014

  Commentary: Mighty Selig has struck out as baseball commissioner

  The outlook isn't brilliant for the erstwhile national pastime as it falls behind the count to demographics.

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  August 13, 2014

  Commentary: Sounds crazy, but it’s true: Streets can be safe without traffic lights

  A new idea in urban design forgoes signals to create a slow, steady flow of drivers, pedestrians and cyclists.

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