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Send the carpetbaggers packing

The carpetbaggers have arrived. It must be an election year. There is an elitist billionaire hypocrite throwing his money around in the name of safety. While Michael Bloomberg spends his money to disarm the citizens of Maine, he struts around with bodyguards armed with guns. He thinks his life is worth protecting, but not other […]

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Sampson understands the rules

I am very pleased that people in District 20 have an excellent candidate to elect for Maine state senator. Kimberly Sampson will be a natural fit for the Health and Human Services Committee. As a dental hygienist, she treats victims of dental decay — a widespread cause of heart attacks and uncontrolled diabetes. The current […]

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Heritage of Bates spreads continues

The Sun Journal article, “The Art of the Bates Bedspread” (Oct. 2), failed to inform readers of the wonderful economic development in Monmouth — The Maine Heritage Weavers. The Cloutier family took an empty factory space in Monmouth, invested in machines and skilled workers, and has produced exactly the products described in the article. This […]

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Time to elect Fay

One thing I know is that something in Maine politics needs to change, especially party politics. Some politicians are so steeped in the party line that their votes reflect the needs of the party instead of the needs of the people. And what about compromise? Is it a lost art? I want a representative who […]

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Fuller committed, fair-minded

I invite Lewiston House District 59 voters to join me in voting for Roger Jason Fuller for state representative. His wide experience as an educator and principal will serve the community well as he works to ensure that every student has an equal opportunity to succeed. Fuller supports the Minimum Wage referendum (Question 4). He […]

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Said has the experience needed

I am writing to support Joanna Dow Said in her upcoming election as the Androscoggin County Register of Probate. I have known her and her family since 2010 and can say with the utmost confidence that she will make an excellent register of probate for the people of Androscoggin County. She comes ready for the […]

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Keep Brakey working for us

This Nov. 8, I am proudly voting to re-elect Eric Brakey as state senator. When I served in the Legislature and then on the Auburn City Council, I have always made senior citizens one of my top priorities and worked hard to make sure that they received the services they needed. Sen. Brakey has proven […]

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Question 2 not the answer

From the moment that children start school, we instill in them the importance of a good education to get a good job. But if Question 2 on the November ballot is passed, they must also be told that if they get a really good job and stay in Maine, the state will penalize them for […]

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Maher for county commissioner

In the decade that I have known Zakk Maher, he has been appointed to several challenging committees and boards. His financial savvy and creative zeal in these roles has shown him to be a true leader. He has always put his ethics, family and his community first and that cannot go without saying. If District […]

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The non-money changer

In his syndicated column Sept. 29, Cal Thomas wrote that “only one candidate for president is capable of overturning the ‘money changers’ in Washington.” He refers to Donald Trump — the same non-money-changer who filed bankruptcy at least four times — each time short-changing his investors and financing with more junk bonds. That is the […]