Democrats have no good reason to force this issue.

Our state isn’t becoming a ‘Third World dumping ground,’ is it?

The party Sen. Collins long knew and admired is utterly unrecognizable today. I believe Maine voters would reward her for acting on that reality.

An upgraded bond rating and a $152 million surplus are undeniable signs of good stewardship.

It’s actually just a way of saying we’re an attractive enough place that people want to come, some to stay.

Maine’s residency requirement shouldn’t be an issue for the former Maine CDC director. That doesn’t mean opponents won’t push it.

The former head of the Maine CDC is weighing a run for governor. Why stop there?

Now and then, the party shows glimmers of professionalism. Then they fade away.

Too much busywork and too little money going to candidates are among the issues that need to be looked at with Maine’s Clean Election Act program.