As governor, I won’t just call out the problem, I’ll use the power of the state to build a solution.
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What I learned over coffee with Graham Platner | Victoria Hugo-Vidal
Genuine, savvy and a Warren Zevon fan to boot, I found plenty to like during my sit-down with the Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate.
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For mental health clinicians like me, an IRS refund can be make-or-break | Opinion
Although we encourage people to enter helping professions, we do nothing to invest in their ability to sustain our health and social fabric.
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I built a career on the water. Maine students need more support to do the same. | Opinion
I found a career, a network and a reason to stay in Maine. Every rural student deserves that chance.
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Working Families Tax Cut Bill will protect MaineCare, Maine taxpayers | Opinion
The bill brings back some common-sense guardrails in addition to tackling waste and fraud.
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When it comes to health care, this shutdown might be different | Douglas Rooks
Congressional Republicans may finally be forced to put some daylight between themselves and the White House.
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Health care in Maine is paying the price for D.C. posturing | Opinion
Maine is a state that believes in fairness and cares deeply for its communities. It’s time our government started showing us it shares these values.
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Maine must treat suicide like the public health crisis it is | Opinion
Maine rallied against opioids and heart disease. We can do the same here.
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Maine’s leaders are failing on brain health care | Opinion
Without bold action from policymakers, preventable deaths, violence
and family tragedies will continue.
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Maine’s traditions are not at odds with a red flag law | Troy Jackson
Refusing to change course on this issue is a failure of leadership.