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“In 1950, it was Maine’s own Sen. Margaret Chase Smith who condemned that era’s red scare and its tactics.”
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Historic landmarks.
August 1, 2026
Hegseth’s no exit strategy.
July 25, 2026
The violence has reached Maine.
July 18, 2026
“Along miles of state roads, highways and interstates, trees, brush, and tall grass have been allowed to grow mostly unchecked it seems, creating a serious safety hazard that should no longer be ignored.”
“As Mainers consider the role our elected officials play in representing our state, it is worth recognizing the importance of experience and established relationships in Washington.”
“I have friends and family members who work hard but have no health insurance.”
“I am also very disappointed in Golden for being one of six House Democrats who voted for Trump’s massive defense spending bill.”
“Obeying the law regarding law that enforcement encounter kept me alive.”
“I also felt that Troy Jackson represented a progressive platform, similar to Graham Platner’s.”
I keep getting flyers touting her great support for rural hospitals. Why the closures then?
“Planned obsolescence leaves consumers grappling with archaic appliances, extinct electronics, and broken banks.”
“I think Chip Curry has been so good for Waldo County and Maine.”
“Blood tests can deliver accurate diagnoses faster, even identify those at increased risk of Alzheimer’s before symptoms occur.”
“All I keep thinking is, stop threatening me with a good time.”
“When it comes to supporting and uplifting our workforce or boosting our local economies, I think Sen. Susan Collins has consistently shown that she understands Mainers’ needs.”
“Environmental justice is not just about pollution levels; it is about who bears the risk, who decides, and what is at stake culturally.”
“Super PACs elevate the voices of the wealthy few over the voices of the average citizen.”
“Voting is one of the most important ways citizens can make their voices heard and help shape the future of our country.”
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