Bill Nemitz, Portland Maine columnist, writes to Secretary Sebelius to warn her of our Teapublican governor's threatened visit.
Our Teapublican governor uses threats to try and achieve his aims.
A Republican owned paper takes Maine's Teapublican governor to task for mis- using Forbes Magazine listing Maine as last in a list of business-friendly states.
Governor LePage seeks to cut 65,000 Mainers from Medicaid rolls- which would only make the problem worse. The legislature needs to take a hard look at other solutions.
"Stretches the truth. " What's new? Our Teapublican governor is a bombastic ideolgue.
Under Republican rule, Maine is making up for cutting taxes, by cutting healthcare for the poor, elderly and sick.
Commisioner of Maine Department of Marine Resources, Norm Olsen, resigns in a blaze of glory, criticizing our Teapublican governor's management style and accusing him of threatening to undermine the fishing industry in Portland, a Democratic bastion in a purple state.
Local businessman counters argument that tax cuts for the wealthiest create jobs. Uses his own experience trying to get help help from state government to add 50 jobs to his business.
Maine's Tea Party governor attempting to open up North Woods to development, loses fight to repeal ban on BPA from sippy cups, and joins other Republican governors in weakening environmental protection laws.
Income inequality in America is hurting the economy as a whole.
An editorial describing how Gov. LePage gets it wrong in blaming teachers for their unfunded pensions.
More proof Maine's Tea Party Governor LePage is a clown.
Combative Gov. LePage smears former Governor's administration. Democrats not staying silent.
A connection between Maine and her sister state in Japan stretching back 100 years by Bill Nemitz, Portland columnist.
Steven King finds horror in Republican statehouse policies
LePAge forms a business council and immediately exempts it from Maine's Freedom of Information law so the public won't know who is advising him.
Did you know 3/4 of people over 65 live on less than $34,000 a year?
A teacher speaks out in Maine on the governor's proposed budget.