Just how deep is the deep state in Maine? In a word, it’s now extremely deep as we near the end of Gov. Janet Millstone’s ghastly two-term reign of error. The good news is that after
Last week, yet another Maine school board voted to restore common sense and biological reality, and reject the crackpot pseudo-science of so-called “transgender” ideology. Hallelujah! Regional School Unit 24 comprises nine municipalities in Hancock and Washington
Is our country on the verge of a second Civil War? Or has it already started? Fifty years from now, when the history of our era is written, will the assassination of Charlie Kirk and
I want to begin by expressing my profound gratitude to my good friend Steve Robinson at The Maine Wire for his eloquent tribute to the late Charlie Kirk. Titled, Charlie Kirk’s Martyrdom Should Spark a New Conservative
In the wake of the murderous mass shooting last week by a mentally ill trans cultist who targeted children at a Catholic school in Minneapolis, I was reminded of just how deeply entrenched trans madness
Hardly a week has gone by this summer that we haven’t heard news reports of non-citizen “new Mainers” being rounded up for Orange Man’s big, beautiful Mass Deportation initiative: Tom Homan’s ICE Turns 39 “New
Chalk up another victory for Maine parents and taxpayers in the battle to restore some semblance of sanity in our failing government-run K-12 schools. The scene of this culture-war showdown was the town of Greene
Why are so many Maine school districts rejecting their budgets? That was the headline last week in the woke, drain-circling, taxpayer-funded propaganda organ known as the Bangor Daily News. The number of districts where voters rejected
Just how widespread is the gender-bender madness that plagues Maine’s K-12 government-run schools? How many of Maine’s 224 school districts have actually adopted radical “gender identity” policies that allow mentally ill boys to relieve themselves
When Melvin Williams of Waldoboro was first elected to the RSU 40 school board in 2017, he was the lone advocate on the 16-member board for making education great again in Maine. He was outnumbered
From the frontlines of Maine’s escalating culture wars, I have both good news and bad news to report. Happily, even the bad news has a distinct silver lining. Bad news first: To nobody’s surprise, this
