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Governor Mills’ flavored tobacco ban, state bailout is dead wrong

By Chris BeaulierMay 16, 20210 Commentary

When President Biden signed the American Rescue Plan, he provided state and local governments over $350 billion in much-needed assistance.…

Commentary

The problems with Governor Mills’ giveaways for vaccines

By Jacob PosikMay 13, 20210 Commentary

On Tuesday, Maine Governor Janet Mills joined President Joe Biden and a small group of US governors for a virtual…

Coronavirus

Sen. Collins slams CDC for ‘confusing, conflicting guidance’

By Jacob PosikMay 12, 20210 Coronavirus

Maine Sen. Susan Collins grilled US CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky on Tuesday during a Senate Health Committee hearing where…

Jobs report shows the government gets the unemployment it’s paying for

By Christian BritschgiMay 12, 20210 News

A disappointing new jobs report shows that hiring is down and the unemployment is rate is up, even as wages…

Commentary

Debunking the myths of Maine’s proposed flavored tobacco ban

By Jonathan ShaerMay 11, 20210 Commentary

Now that the dust has settled on the Health and Human Services Committee hearing for LD 1550, a bill that…

Commentary

New Hampshire the beneficiary of New England’s misguided tobacco policies

By Nick MurrayMay 10, 20210 Commentary

Last week, Maine’s Health and Human Services Committee held a public hearing on LD 1550, “An Act To End the…

News

Cable fee legislation would strip away local control, increase customer costs

By Jason LevesqueMay 9, 20210 News

Over the past year, there have been numerous instances of top-down solutions being offered — by lawmakers in Washington, D.C.…

Time to pursue real tax fairness in Maine with a flat income tax

By John AndrewsMay 6, 20210 News

This week, my legislative colleagues on the Taxation Committee held a public hearing on my bill to reform Maine’s income…

Commentary

Raising tobacco taxes will hurt residents, businesses struggling to recover post-pandemic

By Jonathan ShaerMay 5, 20210 Commentary

The nonpartisan Revenue Forecasting Committee met recently and determined Maine is in a strong financial position, with the General Fund…

Commentary

Mills’ abuse of power as governor predictable after conduct as attorney general

By Michael MartinMay 4, 20210 Commentary

Janet Mills is notorious for her abuses of power and seeming disregard for the best interests of Mainers in favor…

Commentary

When Joe Biden talks about worker choice, he means only one choice

By Sean HigginsMay 3, 20210 Commentary

President Joe Biden believes joining a union isn’t merely a right that workers have but something the federal government has…

Commentary

Maine’s congressional delegation should listen to independent workers and reject the PRO Act

By Bruce WashburnMay 2, 20210 Commentary

With Maine’s economy still recovering from the pandemic, it’s important that our lawmakers take actions that put more people back…

Commentary

Maine’s flavored tobacco ban goes too far

By Jonathan ShaerApril 29, 20210 Commentary

The Maine Legislature will soon debate LD 1550, a bill that would ban the legal sale of all flavored tobacco…

News

Population growth in Maine trails region and nation

By Nick MurrayApril 28, 20210 News

On Monday, the US Census Bureau released its first estimate of state and national population numbers for the 2020 Census.…

News

Democrats oppose emergency power reform bills along party line votes

By Jacob PosikApril 27, 20210 News

Governor Janet Mills’ reign over Maine people doesn’t appear to be ending anytime soon, unfortunately. Democrats on Maine’s State and…

Energy & Environment

Mainers, not Governor Mills, should decide Maine’s participation in the TCI

By Nick MurrayApril 26, 20210 Energy & Environment

Maine’s Committee on State and Local Government held public hearings last Friday on two bills that would require a legislative…

Commentary

The lockdown paradigm is collapsing

By Jeffrey TuckerApril 25, 20210 Commentary

It’s taken much longer than it should have but at last it seems to be happening: the lockdown paradigm is…

Coronavirus

Drug overdose deaths skyrocketed to record levels amid pandemic lockdowns

By Brad PolumboApril 22, 20210 Coronavirus

With each day that passes, the number of lives lost in COVID-19-related deaths continues to tragically grow. However, in a…

Education

Should Mainers be fined $500 for recording their child’s virtual learning?

By Nick MurrayApril 21, 20210 Education

Lawmakers on Maine’s Judiciary Committee held a public hearing Wednesday on LD 864, “An Act To Protect Teachers’ Privacy While…

Coronavirus

New England governors are lifting pandemic mandates, but not Governor Mills

By Nick MurrayApril 20, 20210 Coronavirus

On Tuesday, Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont announced that he will lift all business restrictions, except for mandating masks indoors (including…

News

Tobacco tax increase would reduce revenue, hurt the poor and undermine safe alternatives

By Michael MaddenApril 19, 20210 News

The 100 percent increase in taxes on all tobacco products as proposed recently in the State legislature (LD 1423) doubles…

Coronavirus

Where’s Dr. Fauci as another corona-myth dies?

By John TamnyApril 18, 20210 Coronavirus

For over a year well-to-do Americans have quite literally been “quarantining” packages shipped to them,  and that were dropped off at…

Commentary

The Czech Republic has the highest COVID mortality in the world, despite strict lockdowns

By Jon MiltimoreApril 15, 20210 Commentary

On March 1, facing the highest COVID-19 infection rate in the world, the Czech Republic’s Prime Minister Andrej Babis introduced…

Commentary

Transparency and good governance a casualty of the majority budget

By Jacob PosikApril 14, 20210 Commentary

In late March, the 130th Maine Legislature met in-person at the Augusta Civic Center for just the second time this…

Commentary

Governor Mills thinks her emergency power should be even more expansive

By Nick MurrayApril 13, 20210 Commentary

On Wednesday afternoon, Maine’s Health and Human Services Committee will hold a public hearing on LD 1344, a department bill…

Commentary

Protect Mainers’ privacy by ending the MIAC

By John AndrewsApril 12, 20210 Commentary

“Thoughtcrime was not a thing that could be concealed forever. You might dodge successfully for a while, even for years,…

Commentary

In 2020, New Hampshire’s opioid issues got better while Maine’s got worse

By Nick MurrayApril 11, 20210 Commentary

So-called “deaths of despair,” those involving drug abuse, alcohol, or suicide, have been the subject of numerous studies over the…

Commentary

The CDC vs. the Constitution

By Sam SpiegelmanApril 7, 20210 Commentary

Since last summer, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) have used an obscure federal regulation to impose a nationwide moratorium on…

Commentary

State legislatures should be reining in emergency powers

By Daniel Dew and Nick MurrayApril 6, 20210 Commentary

This month marks the one-year anniversary of when states and the federal government first declared states of emergency over the…

Healthcare

It’s time to scrap certificate of need in Maine

By Nick MurrayApril 5, 20210 Healthcare

Members of Maine’s Health Coverage, Insurance and Financial Services Committee will hold public hearings Tuesday on a number of bills…

Commentary

9 examples of unrelated waste and partisan spending in Biden’s $2 trillion ‘infrastructure’ plan

By Brad PolumboApril 4, 20210 Commentary

The Biden administration on Wednesday released a comprehensive $2+ trillion spending proposal ostensibly focused on infrastructure. But there’s much more…

Coronavirus

Maine localities set to receive nearly $500 million from federal government

By Nick MurrayApril 1, 20210 Coronavirus

On March 11, President Joe Biden signed into law the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA), a nearly $2 trillion spending…

Coronavirus

Texas hits record low COVID cases, 3 weeks after lifting all pandemic restrictions

By Jon MiltimoreMarch 31, 20210 Coronavirus

On March 2, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced he was lifting all government restrictions aimed at limiting the spread of…

News

Democrats approve Maine’s next biennial budget on majority vote

By Jacob PosikMarch 30, 20210 News

Maine lawmakers convened at the Augusta Civic Center on Tuesday to tackle the state’s next two-year spending plan. The budget…

Coronavirus

Data from around the country affirm schools are safe to reopen

By Nick MurrayMarch 29, 20210 Coronavirus

Over the last few weeks, a central pillar of pandemic-era decision making crumbled. The arbitrary measuring stick for defining whether…

Commentary

Breaking down the bills to reform Maine’s emergency powers law

By Nick MurrayMarch 28, 20210 Commentary

As many Mainers question the appropriateness of a year-long state of emergency, in which a sole political official holds the…

Commentary

Majority budget showdown set for Tuesday in Augusta

By Jacob PosikMarch 25, 20210 Commentary

Maine’s Appropriations and Financial Affairs Committee met on Thursday to hold a work session on LD 715, a concept draft…

Commentary

Democrats confirm plan to approve majority budget by April 1

By Jacob PosikMarch 24, 20210 Commentary

The Maine Legislature will convene in person on Tuesday to approve the state’s next biennial budget, likely along party lines.…

Commentary

Are Maine Democrats moving ahead with a majority budget?

By Jacob PosikMarch 23, 20210 Commentary

It appears Maine Democrats are looking to advance a majority budget in the next week to avoid working with their…

Energy & Environment

Reisman: State finally coughs up public lands info, and it’s bad news for rural Maine

By Jonathan ReismanMarch 22, 20210 Energy & Environment

The legislature’s Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry (ACF) Committee recently held a public hearing on LD 324, “An Act to Limit…

News

Biden’s planned corporate tax hike will cost jobs and reduce economic growth, because that’s what taxes do

By Eric BoehmMarch 21, 20210 News

President Joe Biden is reportedly considering a plan to hike taxes on individuals and corporations in order to help offset…

News

After suspension in 2020, it’s time to repeal vehicle inspections in Maine

By Nick MurrayMarch 18, 20211 News

Lawmakers on Maine’s Transportation Committee held virtual public hearings Thursday on five bills sponsored by members of both parties that…

New analysis shows Mainers can’t keep up with government spending

By Jacob PosikMarch 17, 20210 News

State government spending has rapidly outpaced population growth in Maine over the last decade, according to a new report published…

News

Will Maine make it easier for skilled professionals to relocate here?

By Nick MurrayMarch 16, 20210 News

On Tuesday, lawmakers on Maine’s Innovation, Development, Economic Advancement, and Business Committee held a virtual public hearing on LD 612,…

Coronavirus

Federal ‘COVID’ spending just hit $41,870 per taxpayer. Did you see that much in benefit?

By Brad PolumboMarch 15, 20210 Coronavirus

President Biden just signed his sweeping $1.9 trillion spending package into law. Once this bill hits the books, total taxpayer…

Energy & Environment

Reisman: Poking the green hornets’ nest

By Jonathan ReismanMarch 14, 20210 Energy & Environment

Last week I poked the green hornets’ nest by testifying in support of LD 324, “An Act to Limit Public…

News

Satellite internet panned after only a few months in Maine

By Nick MurrayMarch 11, 20210 News

The internet is a critical service — everyone can agree on that — but some go as far to say…

News

Potential budget deal reached in Senate, House rejects terminating Mills’ state of emergency

By Jacob PosikMarch 10, 20210 News

The Maine Legislature convened in person on Wednesday at the Augusta Civic Center to tackle the state’s supplemental budget and…

Coronavirus

The collapse of trust in public health

By Jeffrey TuckerMarch 9, 20210 Coronavirus

Maybe you have noticed the rise in public incredulity toward the coronavirus narrative that you hear all day from the…

News

Lawmakers convening Wednesday to debate supplemental budget, state of emergency

By Jacob PosikMarch 8, 20210 News

Maine lawmakers will convene in-person in Augusta this week for the first time since December 2, when legislators met at…

Education

Woke classrooms show why parents should be free to choose on schools

By Kerry McDonaldMarch 7, 20210 Education

Illinois legislators last week voted in favor of enacting new “Culturally Responsive Teaching and Leading Standards” in the state’s teacher…

National

Rand Paul, Ron Wyden want to end endless national emergencies

By Eric BoehmMarch 4, 20210 National

Have you heard about the newest national emergency? No, not the COVID-19 pandemic. The most recent national emergency was declared…

Coronavirus

Teachers don’t need to be vaccinated for Maine schools to reopen safely

By Jacob PosikMarch 3, 20210 Coronavirus

Governor Janet Mills updated Maine’s statewide vaccination plan Wednesday to make teachers and childcare providers, regardless of age, eligible for…

News

Bangor area residents launch ballot initiative to reform governor’s emergency powers

By Jacob PosikMarch 2, 20210 News

A new citizens initiative was approved for circulation in Maine on January 25, yet the Secretary of State’s office has…

Coronavirus

COVID aid bill would pay federal employees $1400 a week if kids are out of school

By Jon MiltimoreMarch 1, 20210 Coronavirus

With thousands of schools still closed or partially closed across the country, millions of American families are struggling to find…

News

After trying to oust Maine Capitol Police chief, Senate Democrats defend free speech on social media

By Jacob PosikFebruary 28, 20210 News

More than 70 elected Maine Democrats, including 13 of 21 Democratic senators, signed a letter last month calling for Chief…

Are federal efforts to regulate gun ownership constitutional?

By Isaac HadamFebruary 26, 20210 Commentary

Amid the turmoil and bickering throughout the country, it is important to keep an eye on legislation being proposed both…

National

Watch Secretary of State Bellows’ uncomfortable exchange with Congressman Steil on HR 1

By Jacob PosikFebruary 25, 20210 National

Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows testified before Congress on Thursday in support of HR 1, an 800-page election reform…

After a difficult 2020, some lawmakers want to raise taxes on struggling Mainers

By Jacob PosikFebruary 24, 20210 News

The last year has been challenging for most people in the country and our state. Whether you’re a Maine student,…

Healthcare

Certificate of Need hurts health outcomes in rural Maine

By Nick MurrayFebruary 23, 20210 Healthcare

In Maine, medical providers like hospitals, out-patient facilities and nursing homes must obtain a Certificate of Need (CON) in order…

Commentary

Economists warn we can’t keep ignoring the national debt

By Brad PolumboFebruary 22, 20210 Commentary

With COVID-19 ravaging the country and government pandemic lockdowns devastating our economy, the national debt has understandably slipped to the…

Commentary

State, local govts post surprisingly sunny revenue projections. Dems want to give them billions anyway.

By Christian BritschgiFebruary 19, 20210 Commentary

Dire predictions about state budget woes turned out to be much too gloomy. Despite this, Democrats in Congress and the…

Commentary

Time to pull back on emergency powers for governors

By Nick MurrayFebruary 17, 20210 Commentary

Last Friday, Democratic state senator John Mannion of New York called for an end to Governor Andrew Cuomo’s emergency powers. Mannion’s call…

Commentary

The high cost of trying to use the minimum wage as welfare

By Martin JonesFebruary 17, 20210 Commentary

In recent years, a number of economic studies have concluded that small to moderate increases in the minimum wage do…

Commentary

Which New England state will be first to enact Right to Work?

By Jacob PosikFebruary 16, 20210 Commentary

New Hampshire has a lot going for it compared to the rest of New England. The Granite State enforces no…

Commentary

What would it take to reach Biden’s carbon-free electric power goal by 2035?

By Ronald BaileyFebruary 15, 20210 Commentary

President Joe Biden pledged on January 27 to conjure “a carbon pollution–free electricity sector” into existence “no later than 2035.” What would…

Commentary

Teachers unions continue to block school reopenings across America

By Kerry McDonaldFebruary 14, 20210 Commentary

As district school closures enter their 11th month, many parents are frustrated and angry. They may see private schools that…

Commentary

The Constitution notwithstanding…

By John MacGregorFebruary 12, 20210 Commentary

The progressive establishment loves big government. Conversely, it really dislikes Americans born with individual rights and steeped in the American…

News

How would banning flavored tobacco products impact Maine’s budget?

By Nick MurrayFebruary 11, 20210 News

This week, the anti-tobacco organization “Flavors Hook Kids” held an online news conference for Maine media. During the event, leaders…

Energy & Environment

Baker’s climate official resigns after controversial statements: ‘Turn the screws’ on ‘seniors on fixed income’

By Jacob PosikFebruary 11, 20210 Energy & Environment

David Ismay, the Undersecretary for Climate Change within Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker’s Executive Office of Energy and Environmental Affairs, resigned…

News

Mills unveils new compromise on PPP issue, tax conformity

By Jacob PosikFebruary 10, 20210 News

Maine Governor Janet Mills issued a press release Tuesday outlining a proposed path forward on the PPP issue that took…

News

Effort to expand ranked-choice in Maine voting receives hearing this week

By Jacob PosikFebruary 9, 20210 News

Advocates of ranked-choice voting again seek to expand the use of the voting system in Maine, this time hoping to…

National

Biden’s orders continue the presidency’s slide toward elective monarchy

By J.D. TuccilleFebruary 8, 20210 National

“Ease up on the executive actions, Joe,” The New York Times urged recently inaugurated President Biden. While supportive of the president’s broadly progressive…

News

Adding insult to injury: Governor Mills and the PPP

By Nick MurrayFebruary 4, 20210 News

The Paycheck Protection Program, part of the federal CARES Act passed last year, was crafted by Congress to provide loans…

News

Local Kroger stores close as California ‘Hero Pay’ ordinance backfires

By Brad PolumboFebruary 3, 20210 News

A new “Hero Pay” mandate in Long Beach, California has inadvertently cost some frontline grocery workers their jobs. “Ralphs and…

News

Fake concept drafts don’t belong in a virtual legislative session

By Jacob PosikFebruary 2, 20210 News

Much of the Maine Legislature’s regular business looks different this year. The Clerk of the House and Secretary of the…

Education

School choice in Maine amid the pandemic

By Jacob PosikFebruary 1, 20210 Education

The coronavirus pandemic and our collective response to it has changed (for better or worse) the way we live, work,…

News

Gas taxes may soon increase. Here’s why that’s bad news for the poor and middle class

By Hannah CoxJanuary 31, 20210 News

I sold my car when I went to New York City in 2019, so I’m one of the rare individuals…

News

How to reform emergency executive power, in Maine and the nation

By Nick MurrayJanuary 28, 20210 News

At the peak of state-ordered lockdowns in response to COVID-19, 316 million Americans across 42 states lived under a stay-at-home order. Millions…

News

New research debunks claim that a $15 minimum wage would not reduce employment

By Brad PolumboJanuary 27, 20210 News

President Joe Biden is pushing a federal $15 minimum wage in his sweeping $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief package, and the…

News

After closing Maine businesses, Mills wants them to pay state taxes on their PPP loans

By Jacob PosikJanuary 26, 20210 News

Governor Janet Mills wants to balance her bloated budget on the backs of struggling small business owners, forcing them to…

Coronavirus

WHO urges ‘careful interpretation’ of positive COVID-19 test results

By Nick MurrayJanuary 25, 20210 Coronavirus

On January 20, the World Health organization (WHO) issued an advisory for labs which process polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests…

News

Maine’s food stamp error blues

By Nick MurrayJanuary 24, 20210 News

As I dig deeper into the recent supplemental and biennial budget proposals from Governor Janet Mills, the truth about her…

News

New letter defends Chief Gauvin’s free speech rights

By Jacob PosikJanuary 22, 20210 News

After Maine Democrats sent a letter to the state’s top public safety official Monday calling for an investigation into the…

News

Don’t let the Capitol riot become a 9/11-style excuse for authoritarianism

By J.D. TuccilleJanuary 21, 20210 News

After the 9/11 terrorist attacks, horrified Americans were ready to embrace virtually any proposal that promised to keep them safe.…

Commentary

Threats of violence and thoughtcrimes: Selective speech standards at the State House

By Jacob PosikJanuary 20, 20210 Commentary

Maine’s Capitol Police Chief Russ Gauvin is on trial in the court of public opinion for thoughtcrimes, and while I…

Coronavirus

Pandemic security theater

By James BovardJanuary 19, 20210 Coronavirus

After the start of the Covid pandemic, my local Harris Teeter grocery store in Montgomery County, Maryland made extensive changes,…

Coronavirus

3 glaring problems with Joe Biden’s new multi-trillion COVID package

By Brad PolumboJanuary 18, 20210 Coronavirus

On Thursday night, Joe Biden rolled out a sweeping proposal for $1.9 trillion more in COVID-19 relief and stimulus spending. …

News

After a tough year for restaurants, Biden wants to eliminate the tip credit

By Jacob PosikJanuary 17, 20210 News

It’s no secret that restaurants have been particularly impacted by COVID-19 lockdowns and economic restrictions, both in Maine and across…

Commentary

Governor Mills’ budget sleight of hand

By Nick MurrayJanuary 14, 20210 Commentary

Maine Governor Janet Mills released the details of her second proposed biennial budget last Friday following a closed-door media briefing and multiple press…

Coronavirus

Maine to prioritize vulnerable populations in vaccine rollout

By Jacob PosikJanuary 13, 20210 Coronavirus

Since the first COVID-19 vaccine was approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and distributed to states, people have…

Coronavirus

Why most fell for the lockdowns, while a few stood for liberty

By Dan SanchezJanuary 12, 20210 Coronavirus

2020 will be remembered for many things: COVID-19, nationwide riots, a divisive election. But the rise of pandemic lockdowns will…

News

First bills of the 130th Legislature released for public consumption

By Jacob PosikJanuary 11, 20210 News

Last week our team offered a preview of the First Session of the 130th Maine Legislature based on a list…

Coronavirus

New York bill would let the state put people in detention if deemed a ‘significant threat to public health’

By Billy BinionJanuary 10, 20210 Coronavirus

New York lawmakers are mulling a bill that would allow the state to detain anyone carrying or suspected of carrying…

News

Understanding the economic cost of 2020 pandemic policy

By Nick MurrayJanuary 7, 20210 News

The economic shock from the coronavirus pandemic of 2020, exacerbated by the response of many state governors, is just beginning…

Commentary

The good, the bad and the ugly bills that could be debated this session

By Jacob PosikJanuary 6, 20210 Commentary

Just before the holidays, the legislature released a list of all legislator and department/agency bill requests submitted before cloture, the…

Commentary

Lawmakers submit more than a dozen bill requests to reform emergency executive power

By Jacob PosikJanuary 5, 20210 Commentary

After nearly a year with one person unilaterally dictating public policy in Maine, some members of the state legislature are…

News

Government by referendum is almost always a bad idea

By Martin JonesJanuary 4, 20210 News

The controversy over a hazardous-duty supplement to the minimum wage required by the recent referendum results in Portland is only…

Coronavirus

Is Anthony Fauci right that federalism undermined the U.S. response to COVID-19?

By Jacob SullumJanuary 3, 20210 Coronavirus

Anthony Fauci, an infectious disease expert who has played a leading role in advising the Trump administration on COVID-19, thinks…

Coronavirus

The myth of widespread asymptomatic transmission

By Nick MurrayDecember 31, 20200 Coronavirus

A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) by researchers from the University of Florida…

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