Maine’s 2026 midterms pose a dilemma for both Republicans and Democrats

Okay, so now it's official. Former Gov. Paul LePage (Maine's own version of Donald Trump) has finally announced that he will seek the CD2 seat, now occupied by Democrat Jared Golden who won his last election in 2024 with a razor-thin majority. Will Golden try to hold his seat, or maybe buy a couple new … Continue reading Maine’s 2026 midterms pose a dilemma for both Republicans and Democrats

Smokin’ In The Boys’ Room

It’s really not that surprising, and I’m not so sure that I disagree with Maine Governor Janet Mills. Here’s the set-up: Maine Democrats – who have majority control of both chambers in the State House – are in a tough spot. Why? Because there is a possible and significant state budget shortfall on the horizon. … Continue reading Smokin’ In The Boys’ Room

Tainted Love; Part Deux

It’s July, and according to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, the “Dog Days of Summer” are finally upon us. This is the time of the year when those of us in the northeast have a pretty good view of the constellation, Sirius – hence the “dog days.” It is also the “quiet” month. The days are … Continue reading Tainted Love; Part Deux

Outrageous Fortune

Every time I start to feel a bit of optimism about the future, the reality hammer drops on my head. Today, we learned that restaurants in southern Maine will not be able to re-open as originally scheduled  because of ongoing concerns about the Cov-19 epidemic. The social media reaction to this news has been swift … Continue reading Outrageous Fortune