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Jonathan Albrecht
of Dixfield, ME
The people of Maine. By cutting out the insurance companies, we will have more than enough money to pay for single payer universal access healthcare. Unfortunately, that will also depress the $10 million+ housing market, but it never seemed fair to build houses on a foundation of human misery and blood.report abuse
Jan 10, 2008 4:09 PM
Matt L,
The people of Maine. By cutting out the insurance companies, we will have more than enough money to pay for single payer universal access healthcare. Unfortunately, that will also depress the $10 million+ housing market, but it never seemed fair to build houses on a foundation of human misery and blood.report abuse
kidatheart
of Portland, ME
That's because we're all out to get you.
I see you there behind the monitor.
If you really were violated, you won't have a problem finding yourself a lawyer...good luck!report abuse
Jan 10, 2008 3:57 PM
N.P. Akers,
That's because we're all out to get you.
I see you there behind the monitor.
If you really were violated, you won't have a problem finding yourself a lawyer...good luck!report abuse
N.P. Akers
of Portland, ME
Jan 10, 2008 3:55 PM
This newspaper is blacklisting factual commentary on how violent the gay-rights movement is. Why? Who at the paper prevents on-line comments from instant publication, post-submission? Both entries were not "hate speech". My 1st amendment rights were violated by the Portland Press Herald today, twice.report abuseGreg Greg
of Portland, ME
Jan 9, 2008 11:52 PM
Balance the budget by taxing 5 gallon gas cans and rubber hose! There's an army of siphoners out every night looking for those big Chevy pickups with a straight shot right to the liquid gold.report abuseYou must be a registered user of MaineToday.com to post a comment. Register or log in.
