It takes incredible arrogance for lawmakers and bureaucrats to assume they know what’s best for us. But that quality—arrogance—is precisely what we’ve seen since the start of the pandemic.
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On October 25 the Legislative Council met to consider bill requests for the 130th Maine Legislature’s upcoming second session. The…
Saying “no emergency is going to be perfect,” Facteau outlined his hesitancy to limit the powers the governor has during a time of need in the interview.
On June 2, the Maine House of Representatives defeated eight bills aimed at reforming the use of executive emergency powers.
This month marks the one-year anniversary of when states and the federal government first declared states of emergency over the…
Have you heard about the newest national emergency? No, not the COVID-19 pandemic. The most recent national emergency was declared…
In a press statement released late Monday afternoon, House Minority Leader Rep. Kathleen Dillingham unveiled a new proposal meant to…
On Saturday evening, the Republican leaders in the House and Senate, with the backing of their caucus, sent a letter…
Governor Janet Mills issued an executive order today that eases occupational licensing rules for health professionals and makes telehealth services…
It is everyone’s favorite time of the legislative cycle – preparing for the second session, or the emergency session, as…