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Published
December 8, 2011

MAINE COMPASS: Congress should end loophole that lets corporations avoid taxes

I have been a strong supporter of targeted tax incentives that encourage hiring or provide small businesses the resources they need to expand.
Published
December 7, 2011

GEORGE SMITH: We, not Congress, responsible for what we and our kids eat

"I don't want her, you can have her, she's too fat for me, she's too fat, much too fat, she's too fat for me."
Published
December 6, 2011

DAVID OFFER: Settling into retirement means it’s finally time to hang up the pen

This is the last regular column I will write for the Kennebec Journal and the Morning Sentinel.
Published
December 6, 2011

COMMENTARY: Family values Gingrich’s toughest sell

Herman Cain, who suspended his presidential campaign this weekend after cascading reports of personal failings, is the exception. American voters are increasingly tolerant when it comes to private behavior
Published
December 5, 2011

MAINE COMPASS: Compassionate care for those with HIV/AIDS in central Maine

Thirty years ago, the first cases of HIV/AIDS in the United States were documented. World AIDS Day came into existence seven years later, on Dec. 1, 1988.

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Published
December 4, 2011

REDBLUEAMERICA: Should Congress extend payroll tax break?

Should American workers continue to get a payroll tax break?
Published
December 4, 2011

THEODORA KALIKOW: Sharing family stories the best present you can give your relatives

One of the traditional foods for our family celebration of Hanukkah was potato latkes, or pancakes.
Published
December 4, 2011

COMMENTARY: Finding God in a busted transmission

All I wanted for Christmas was a new sofa to replace the who-knows-how-old one that finally succumbed to too many years of pet ownership and general household use.
Published
December 4, 2011

COMMENTARY: Ignoring men’s health has a big price tag

Most people know that men live shorter (by five years), less-healthy lives than women. They're more likely to be the victim of a violent crime, die in a car crash, commit suicide, and be injured at work.
Published
December 4, 2011

DANA MILBANK: Neither Newt nor Mitt will change a thing in Washington

The first votes of the Republican primary season don't come until next month, but we already know how it's going to turn out: Washington has won again.