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Letter: Senate must do its duty on Trump nominees

What a surprise to agree wholeheartedly (well, almost) with Jim Fossel (“Senate must not shirk its duty on nominee confirmations,” Nov. 24). He is absolutely correct in calling for President-elect Trump’s cabinet nominees and others to be confirmed (or not) after the U.S. Senate has the opportunity to exercise its constitutional duty to hold hearings […]

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Letter: Illegal immigrants are not ‘vermin’

I have worked on three presidential elections so far and have concluded that our voting system is a very secure and sacred event. While my candidate of choice lost, I can only hope the presidential winner doesn’t burn down our house of democracy while he mass deports people (illegal immigrants) he calls “vermin.” A previous […]

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Letter: Domestic violence crisis demands action

Too often in Maine when a crime is one of domestic violence, the news report will contain reassurance from authorities that it is an “isolated incident” and “there is no threat to the public.” Over and over again, these domestic violence crimes involve police standoffs and police shootouts, high-speed car chases across multiple towns and […]

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Letter: Construction on 295 poses grave danger

Construction on 295, between Yarmouth and Brunswick, is posing an imminent safety hazard. These projects have clearly been mismanaged. Those in charge must ensure that future projects are planned and executed with a much shorter timeline. Having narrow lane closures, construction barriers, large work crews, etc., on a major road for any extended period of […]

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Letter: The truth about Trump’s tariffs

On Jan. 20, 2025, President Trump promises the following action: “I will sign all necessary documents to charge Mexico and Canada a 25% tariff on all products coming into the United States.” Either he still doesn’t understand who pays tariffs or he is deliberately misleading the public. I can accept either scenario. Neither country will […]