By arguing about who gets what, we’re demonstrating the degree to which we’ve lost perspective.
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Listen to clinicians, not politicians, on vaccines | Letter
With its recent change to the recommended childhood vaccination schedule, the administration is going against years of science.
No medical school for Maine? No kidding. | Letter
This is neither the time nor the place.
I have serious reservations about Graham Platner | Letter
This country does not need any more insults.
Venezuela operation shows a president out of control | Letter
This lawlessness must be stopped.
Criticism of Gov. Mills’ education record was unfair | Letter
The governor has done a lot for Maine’s schools.
It’s time to abandon private health insurance | Letter
We know from experience — with Medicare — that the government can administer health insurance better than commercial insurers.
Transparency required for Maine opioid settlement funds | Letter
Recent reporting on the attorney general’s handling of opioid settlement funds raises serious concerns about transparency and oversight. Maine has secured more than $260 million through opioid settlements, money intended to address a crisis that has taken thousands of lives in our state. Those funds were divided deliberately, with clear rules for the Maine Recovery Council […]
Venezuelan operation was not a matter of law enforcement | Letter
The Trump administration continues to overstep its authority.
Should bias be punishable by defunding? | Letter
Finding a lack of bias in any conclusion drawn by humans is a near impossible task. The punishment inflicted on public broadcasting doesn’t seem to fit the crime.