The clash between Republican Bobby Charles and Democrat Troy Jackson only occasionally put issues ahead of insults.
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I ran the numbers on Portland’s ‘workforce housing.’ It’s not pretty. | Opinion
When we approve developments that exclude workers and call them “workforce housing,” we’re not solving our affordability crisis. We’re exploiting it.
Susan Collins does not respect the opinions of Maine voters | Opinion
The senator’s support of the SAVE America Act goes directly against state voters’ strong statement against voting restrictions in 2025.
American politics is suffering from Rip Van Winkle syndrome | Opinion
The past many people long for is less historical reality than selective daydream.
Maine has a moral obligation to pass Wabanaki rights bill | Opinion
The time for half measures has passed.
In deciding to demolish Crossland Hall, UMaine did the public a disservice | Opinion
Advocates for the preservation of the historic farmhouse on the Orono campus didn’t get a fair shot to make their case.
Nirav Shah promises to turn thought into action for Maine | Opinion
Intellectuals of all stripes are distrusted these days. This Democratic candidate for governor gives off a different vibe.
For survivors of sexual abuse, start with empathy | Opinion
The release of the Epstein files needs to force a reckoning beyond curiosity. Survivors must not continue to carry the emotional burden alone.
A needed win for both electrical workers and ratepayers in Maine | Opinion
CMP’s new rate proposal is good for the state, strengthening both our grid and our skilled workforce while reducing rates for customers.
Can gerrymandering be stopped? | Opinion
The Redistricting Reform Act introduced last year, co-sponsored by Sen. Angus King, is a good place to start.