Unless a couple of guys in Hawaiian shirts count, the ‘insiders’ charge falls flat.
Op-Eds
Maine DHHS should pause Lifespan Waiver | Opinion
While its goals to help individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities are laudable, more time is needed to address key concerns.
Credit to an unseen healthcare system: family caregivers | Opinion
While hospitals treat illness, it’s often family caregivers who make recovery possible.
Bipartisan federal housing bill offers a model to follow | Douglas Rooks
The spirit of cooperation shown during the passage of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act should be applied to immigration policy.
Slogans do nothing to promote peace in the Middle East | Opinion
We need leaders who demonstrate capacity to accept complexity.
We are one step closer to affordable insulin for all Americans | Sen. Susan Collins
The bipartisan INSULIN Act, which recently cleared a major hurdle in the Senate, will provide needed financial relief to diabetes patients.
Susan Collins still isn’t listening to women | Opinion
When we tried to urge her to vote against Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court, the senator didn’t give us the time of day. American women continue to pay the price today.
No, Maine kids are not alright | Opinion
The tragic loss in Biddeford is a reminder that we need to call on Maine’s elected officials to prioritize the safety and security of all our children.
Progressives, Democrats need to start listening to American Jews | Opinion
While many of us have long been staunch Democrats, political coalitions fall apart if a people feel marginalized.
Platner fallout wouldn’t have happened in Alaska | Opinion
Alaska’s open nonpartisan primary system doesn’t force voters to settle for the lesser of two evils.