The message to voters in West Gardiner last Saturday was simple, honest, and straightforward. And very effective: Sean worked hard to win a vacant seat on a very woke school board, and he won by
Death by a Thousand Self-Inflicted Cuts on the Altar of Intersectionality BY LARRY LOCKMAN An artists rendering of what the Bangor Daily News’ newsroom looks like, probably. SHARE It’s painful to watch a once-great newspaper
I will always remember Linda Bean as Maine’s quintessential “happy warrior.” And make no mistake, she was a warrior. And a visionary. Way back in 1979, she recognized that journalism was dead in Maine. That
Gov. Millstone’s bipartisan initiative to create an alien resettlement agency in the executive branch of state government continues to ooze its way through the sausage-making machinery at the Statehouse this week. LD 2167, “An Act to
It sure looks like the skids are greased in Augusta — on both sides of the aisle — to overwhelm Maine with at least 75,000 more illegal immigrants over the next 5 years. Sadly, Gov.
Buckle up, and hang on to your wallet. The Legislature is back in town! But don’t despair. In just a few weeks, Maine First Project will host another of our free Activist Training sessions, right
Let’s begin the new year by taking note of the national spotlight focused on Maine since last week when our rogue Secretary of State abused the power of her office — and then was handed
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Dear Fellow Mainer, The latest news from America’s wide-open southern border must have brought smiles to the faces of Gov. Janet Mills and her advisors. The number of migrants encountered crossing the southwest border illegally
How in the world did Maine turn into a woke wasteland ruled by diversity fascists? As you probably noticed, that radical transformation happened gradually – and then very suddenly. Our once-proud state, that helped elect
Maine First Project has been very active this year advocating for children’s safety and parental rights in school board races all across the state. As Larry often says, we have a long road ahead of
BY LARRY LOCKMAN By now most Mainers have heard about the scandal surrounding Maine Senate President Troy Jackson, the top lawmaker in Maine and first in line to succeed the Governor in case of a
