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Commissioner Makin’s DOE is built on delusion | Opinion (opens the original)
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Jacob Posik is the political director of Maine Civic Action and the director of legislative affairs of Maine Policy Institute. Maine Department of Education Commissioner Pender Makin would like Mainers to believe she is leaving the state’s education system better than she found it. In a recent Press Herald op-ed (Aug. 10), Makin declared the Mills administration has built a “strong foundation” for Maine’s next governor and education commissioner. There is certainly something beneath Maine’s educ
This is what democracy looks like to Maine Democrats? | Opinion (opens the original)
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You can call the process to nominate Troy Jackson for U.S. Senate efficient, practical, even necessary. Just don't call it fair to voters.
Good riddance, Graham | Opinion (opens the original)
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Read all of our coverage of Maine's 2026 election or stay up to date with the latest developments through the Maine Political Report in your inbox or text messages from politics editor Kirby Wilson. Jacob Posik is the political director of Maine Civic Action and the director of legislative affairs of Maine Policy Institute. The Maine and national political worlds were rocked last week when new sexual assault allegations against Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner came to light. Withi
Good riddance, Graham | Opinion (opens the original)
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Jacob Posik is the political director of Maine Civic Action and the director of legislative affairs of Maine Policy Institute. The Maine and national political worlds were rocked last week when new sexual assault allegations against Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner came to light. Within days, Platner suspended his campaign, leaving the Maine Democratic Party scrambling to devise a process for selecting his replacement. It’s difficult for me to muster much sympathy for the activist
Good riddance, Graham | Opinion (opens the original)
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Jacob Posik is the political director of Maine Civic Action and the director of legislative affairs of Maine Policy Institute. The Maine and national political worlds were rocked last week when new sexual assault allegations against Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner came to light. Within days, Platner suspended his campaign, leaving the Maine Democratic Party scrambling to devise a process for selecting his replacement. It’s difficult for me to muster much sympathy for the activist
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