It is called “The Great Compromise.

A “factoid” is not a piece of trivia.

To the Editor; I have a few New Year’s resolutions I think we all should adhere to.

I love traditions.

As we look forward to the New Year, we think of those who are struggling to get by.

I want to take the time to thank the anti-Trump demonstrators for their civility as they greeted the elector for Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, outgoing Maine GOP Chair Rick Bennett, and his supporters, of which I was one.

Sometimes when you hit a roadblock, you have to find a detour.

The next time people try to convince you that the candidate with the most money wins the election, kindly disagree.

The recent debate (I’m being kind.

Let’s start with the good.

When I swore in the 128th Legislature [last] week, I urged them to reduce the negative impact of two referendum questions that will cause significant harm to our economy.

If you listen carefully, you can hear it — a sound that gurgles about every time a major piece of legislation is passed via referendum.

It’s a word that has many different connotations.

Since 2010, average residential New England electric rates have increased by 20 percent.

This Thanksgiving, let us give thanks for one of the most brilliant inventions of the founding generation, the Electoral College.

Sometimes I like the result of referendums.

As today’s world evolves toward a more progressive education system, it seems that we are struggling to catch on in the United States, and even in Maine itself.

I used to hunt some, but living with Dolores took the fun out of that.