Is this what political survival looks like?
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Portland’s trapped gull was a metaphor for our times | Opinion
Just like the doomed bird on Victoria Mansion, we can’t seem to loosen ourselves to navigate these unstable days.
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America is at a crossroads. Maine must choose a road. | Opinion
We must choose between renewing our institutions or allowing them to decay.
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Our attention spans will define the AI age | Opinion
We don’t need to prepare our children to compete with machines. We need to nurture the qualities that machines can’t replicate.
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How to pick Platner’s replacement? Ranked-choice primary votes. | Opinion
The fairest means of finding a successor for Graham Platner is right in front of Maine Democrats. Let more than 150,000 primary voters have their voices heard.
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Platner’s exit restores faith in accountability | Opinion
The national show of support for Jenny Racicot and others is a welcome — and overdue — cultural shift.
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Devastated by the blow to Platner’s powerful movement | Opinion
Graham Platner’s Senate campaign was not for him, it was for all of us in Maine. If we lose its energy and its ideas we will have lost something monumental.
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As a pharmacist, I know Maine needs electronic labeling | Opinion
Our patients will be better off because of it.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion, Steve Collins
Graham Platner’s campaign is dead. The dream he inspired should outlive it. | Steve Collins
Platner’s supporters must absorb the lessons of his rise and fall while not giving up on the politics they believe in.
Posted inNews, Op-eds, Opinion
Haitian immigrants urgently need our help | Opinion
Returning Haitians to their tragic homeland will force them to make choices nobody should have to make. The Senate must restore Temporary Protected Status.