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Columnists

Published
January 26, 2021

Commentary: The U.S. unemployment system is broken but fixable

Bigger checks are good but not enough for the millions of jobless Americans who need more help.
Published
January 26, 2021

Maine Voices: Has delay become a strategy for blocking needed large-scale projects?

After 40 months of regulatory proceedings, CMP has secured every needed state and federal approval for the NECEC power line. It should be allowed to go ahead with it.
Published
January 25, 2021

Commentary: Our democracy demands an investment in civic education

The Fulcrum (TNS)
Published
January 25, 2021

George Skelton: At a muted inauguration, Biden asks Americans to ‘stop the shouting and lower the temperature’

Los Angeles Times (TNS)
Published
January 25, 2021

Maine Voices: Study the past to know what we should do next

The tragic history of racism in America contains some heroes that we can follow.

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Published
January 24, 2021

Bill Nemitz: Once a Maine wunderkind, now a Trump crony

Longtime Maine developer Michael Liberty got a presidential pardon last week, but his reputation remains in tatters.
Published
January 24, 2021

Rep. Michele Meyer: Legislators should mask up to protect their communities

Leaders have a responsibility to do their work safely during the pandemic.
Published
January 24, 2021

The View From Here: America is not divided, but white America is

A cultural clash between white voters with and without college degrees explains a lot about the polarization of our politics.
Published
January 23, 2021

Commentary: How Biden can rebuild trust in our elections

An independent panel could quickly confirm the fairness of 2020 swing-state voting and counting, then recommend election-security improvements.
Published
January 23, 2021

Commentary: Removing 4 Brookfield Renewable dams would revive lower Kennebec, at-risk species

The fate of Atlantic salmon in the U.S. depends on restoring them in the Kennebec. Razing these dams would give the species its best chance at survival.