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Ajay Zutshi: History is watching

We need witnesses at the impeachment trial. It needs to be fair, open and transparent. U.S. Sen. Susan Collins needs to vote her conscience and be a leader. History is watching. What kind of legacy is she hoping for? Republicans need to do the right thing and call the witnesses. What if all the Democratic […]

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Victoria Cohen: Where is their honor?

U.S. senators have officially joined hands with President Donald Trump to endanger the nation’s system of fair elections. They corrupt voting by agreeing to not ask for witnesses to a crime they know Trump committed to smear the leading candidate against him. U.S. Sen. Susan Collins’ vote is too little, too late — she knows […]

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Bob Mennealy: Some good news

Kudos to Gov. Janet Mills and Maine housing agencies for moving forward on awarding contracts resulting from a $14.5 million bond issue approved by voters by a 3-1 margin in 2014. The bond was never issued by former Gov. Paul LePage, despite the fact that 9,000-plus Maine senior citizens are on waiting lists for affordable […]

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Mary Booth: Senate must do its job

As a Maine citizen and Army veteran, I never thought I would have to demand that my United States senator do the right thing, but here we are. Sen. Susan Collins must demand that the Senate allow a fair, transparent impeachment trial by allowing both the prosecution and defense to present all pertinent witnesses and […]

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Richard Grover: Tyranny of the majority

Some of the so-called “liberal” left-wing Democrats are unknowingly resurrecting the age old concept of majority rule (debated at length by America’s founding fathers while drafting the American Constitution). Many Democrats want to change the Constitution to eliminate the concept of electoral votes in choosing the president and representatives in Congress, and make those choices […]