Deb Sayer is a journalist based in Portland, Maine, writing for The Portland Press Herald and Morning Sentinel. Her articles focus on local issues, community engagement, and social justice. With a passion for storytelling, Deb aims to shed light on the stories and voices that often go unheard in her community.
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The country's forefathers are rolling in their graves. While the wringing of hands and gnashing of teeth will go on over the Harris loss, the
By: Deb Sayer
A lot has been said about the Democrats' loss of the 2024 presidential race. A lot of people are saying the Democrats have lost touch with the working class. It's not that simple. The issues are complicated and the general public doesn't put in the time to understand them. For example:
Today, Sunday, Nov. 10, 2024, I am reading the Opinion section of the Sunday Telegram. The first letter (β President-elect a global embarrassment β) is from a teenage girl (age 16). She calls anyone out who voted to put Donald J. Trump back into office. She cites our country's values and points out what values Trump voters are willing to give up. She writes, βFor the sake of democracy, we cannot take this lying down.β
Ironically, the recreational cannabis market is better regulated.
By: Deb Sayer
Still licking my wounds, but the sun is shining, and it's time to move on and hope that our constitutional system of checks and balances will hold up.
As disheartening as the outcome of the recent national election was to many, it will give us all an opportunity to compare the effect on the country of MAGA policy (next four years) and Democratic policy (last four years).
America's voters have spoken. While the results were not what I had hoped for, the Democratic Party needs to listen. Defeat is not easy to take, but valuable lessons that can be applied to future elections can be learned.
By: Deb Sayer
Other states have already taken steps to 'Trump-proof' their laws. Maine needs to do the same.
I will be fine. Since Trump was elected, my investments have already received a boost. I will no longer have to pay tax on my Social Security wages, so it's said.
After years of reading the one-sided, negative articles, letters, opinions, cartoons about our President-elect Donald Trump, I have come to the realization that your newspaper is incapable of doing any form of self-introspection.
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