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Maine Voices: Where is the serious discussion and reasonable compromise?

Por: Portland Press Herald Opinion October 25, 2022

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With political campaigns once again spewing anger and accusation here in Maine and across the nation, one thing stands out clearly: We have murdered the rational and given its place to the rationale. Instead of thinking things through, doing the hard work of seeking accommodation and the best solution available, we build egocentric, I’m-right-you’re-wrong rationales. “The current zero-sum, destructive thought process has helped to bring us... + full article



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