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Richard Charloff: A presidential quiz

I am a bully. I tell false and misleading statements. I am xenophobic. I speak like a person without much education. I am a narcissist. I surround myself with “yes” men. I have declared bankruptcy not once but twice. I have had many people who were once my “yes” men go to prison. I call […]

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Stanley Tetenman: Impeachable offenses

Obstructing justice and asking a foreign power to investigate a political rival are high crimes in respect to impeachable offenses. Defying House subpoenas in an impeachment hearing is abuse of power. A president asking a foreign power to investigate a political rival is use of the office for personal gain. These actions are clearly a […]

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Daniel Dube: Utilizing limited resources

In response to the Pine Tree Watch article, “Advocates investigate program charged with defense of defendants” (Sun Journal, Nov. 30), I am a private attorney who, for a portion of my cases, represents clients under independent contract (court appointment). Among other items of note, the article points out that during initial appearances and arraignments there […]

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Joseph Mailey: We all do our jobs

On Nov. 21, the Sun Journal published an article about the ongoing fight between Local S6 and Bath Iron Works over BIW’s attempts to use subcontractors, and I’d like to offer a few comments about it. As a BIW employee, I question Colter Leeman’s quote of “about 60 percent of the workers build the ships […]

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Reggie Bechard: Let’s stop the bias

I hear people in Lewiston say they are thinking of changing their party affiliation to independent. People in town are saying they are fed up of hearing politicians on both sides of the aisle. I am sick and tired of this so-called “impeachment” of President Trump from the Democrats in the House. Those politicians are […]

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Rudolph Ziehm: The meaning is clear

No quid pro quo? Does everyone understand the meaning of the word reciprocate? In his own words, our “stable genius” president asked the Ukrainian president to “reciprocate” a favor for him. Many of President Trump defenders, or “Trumpists” (not actually Republicans), like the way he talks — in a plain manner. Any high school English […]