At the end of March, there were 20,976 unemployed people in our state. Want to guess the last time we saw that few Mainers looking for work? February. Of 1989. That was during the tenure of Maine’s last GOP governor, Jock McKernan. The corollary to that is true as well. March saw 679,638 employed individuals […]
We need good people to fill those jobs. And we should be able to differentiate the person from their party affiliation.
With all of the challenges we face today, the story of Easter is an important, and hopeful, one to remember.
Extra-constitutional protections, like the filibuster in the Senate or decreeing referendum questions un-amendable, needn’t be part of our system.
