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“If mail-in voting is convenient and valid for the president, it is convenient and valid for all Americans.”
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The view from space.
April 11, 2026
The world is vastly different since 1969.
April 4, 2026
High prices at the pump.
March 28, 2026
“Sen. Susan Collins has done a nearly-unimaginable amount of good for Maine.”
“Thank you BDN for preserving the fragile lifeline of local news and information we can no longer take for granted.”
“When costs go up, families feel it immediately.”
“When property owners ignore maintenance, they aren’t saving money — they’re simply postponing costs and making them worse.”
“What Maine voters deserve is a serious conversation about fitness for office. Not age. Not novelty.”
“Maine now has what it has not had in decades: a comprehensive, statewide assessment of its school infrastructure crisis.”
“Trump continues to violate the Constitution with impunity. These breaches will continue.”
“Those who despair of having a viable choice in this race should consider writing in Andrea LaFlamme as their Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate.”
“In a state like ours, vaccines are not only important for protecting children from preventable illness, but also for protecting adults and older adults from infections that can erode health, independence and well-being.”
“Historically, Wabanaki-Maine relations have been a low Maine state government priority.”
“They must know that if the campaign is a referendum on President Donald Trump, she loses.”
“On Huntington’s Disease Day of Action, April 13, advocates nationwide are urging policymakers to act with the urgency this moment demands.”
“The Fund for a Healthy Maine is at work every day, in all of our communities, improving health, reducing costs, and creating opportunities for families and businesses to prosper.”
“It’s a simple idea: Local is what matters most.”
“The Muppets offer an alternative, a cast of imperfect characters inviting us to engage and invest. I see this alternative in Graham Platner.”
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