In November, voters will decide which of the two presidential nominees will represent America. Some politicians on both sides seem uncertain. Millions of dollars in advertising will be spent in order to keep their party in control. I firmly believe that the undecided voters will decide the winner. Unlike small towns where voters have a […]
Letters
Letters to the editor of the Sun Journal.
Michael Boom: Knock. Knock. Humanity is calling
Sometimes, pipedreams can lead to big things. Imagine a world where we can all agree, that each and every one of us gives back to making the human condition a thing to prioritize in life itself. This tiny planet is crying out for water, food, shelter and whatever else is left to fight over until […]
Don Smith: La Judice will give Auburn parents a voice in education
I’m writing today to draw attention to a small but very significant election taking place in Auburn on Tuesday, July 9. That day, a new Auburn School Committee member will be elected. I’ve known Tony La Judice for many years and have served with him on projects and programs benefiting both Lewiston and Auburn. He’s […]
Jonathan Cohen: We need to hold on tightly to the truth
I’m honestly puzzled by people saying that Trump won the debate. Is it really better to lie with vigor than to tell the truth with a raspy voice? How is lying with vigor a good thing? The cascade of lies Trump delivered at the debate, and which he repeats at all his rallies — America […]
Michael LeBlanc: Biden is not fit to be this country’s president
Clarification on Rudolph Ziehm’s recent letter, “Critiques of recent conservative columns,” (June 28). Mr. Ziehm said “Mark Thiessen says President Biden’s speech at Normandy was inferior to Reagan’s …”. Followed by a reference to the “losers” remark. Biden’s speech was not inferior to Reagan’s. It was practically Reagan’s. It was just the latest example of […]
Mark Wood: I can’t vote for either one of these candidates
It is time this country’s citizenry took a stand for honest, vibrant governance. Maturity and experience are important, but not when neutralized by one who is clearly physically and mentally impaired, or by the other one who still believes he won the 2020 election, was found liable for sexual abuse, and most recently 34 counts […]
James Sorcek: Tony La Judice will advocate for Auburn students, parents
Auburn School Committee candidate Tony La Judice is a man of integrity and common sense. His 20 years in the Air Force, his time as a small business owner and his roles as father and grandfather give Tony a lifetime of experience that will be a great asset to the Auburn School Committee. Tony will […]
Cynthia Peters: Rep. Cloutier has strong work record, consistent leadership
I am writing to support Rep. Kristen Cloutier’s reelection to the Maine House of Representatives. She has worked tirelessly in her past terms for such issues as providing a grant program to family caregivers, supporting increasing the health care workforce, and expanding affordable housing. She has a very good attendance record, where she has worked […]
Miles Smith: Campbell ‘the better choice’ to represent Auburn, Minot
I am pleased that Dan Campbell is running to represent Auburn and Minot in House District 90. Dan is the better choice to represent both communities. Dan’s compassion for helping people, especially the homeless and vulnerable, is demonstrated every day. For example, he helped a man trapped by others exploiting him. Dan came to the […]
Tim McCloskey: ‘Libby is sowing distrust in our system’
Those who visited their local polling place to vote in the recent primary may have seen activists seeking signatures for a petition issue that has been defeated several times in the Legislature. The voter ID petition is being pushed by Rep. Laurel Libby through her political action committee. She wants to require people to present […]