To the editor:
Mr. Freeman stated in his letter to The County on April 30 that “President Trump inherited a good economy in 2025, with strong job growth and with inflation dropping from a peak of 9.1 percent in June 2022 to 2.9 in December 2024, partly due to the skillful guidance of federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.”
To the editor:
It is very likely that most Mainers, even if they have never used a cryptocurrency ATM, have seen them in neighborhood grocery stores, convenience stores or liquor stores.
To the editor:
Not taxing imports is like giving a tax break to foreign manufacturers so they can compete with our manufacturers.
To the editor:
In 1936, President Franklin Roosevelt stood on his steel-braced legs in front of 100,000 cheering supporters in Philadelphia and denounced the “economic royalists.”
To the editor:
For a long time, the Republican Party has been one of the loudest voices of American exceptionalism. No more.
I feel it was Thomas with his “I won’t believe until I am shown” attitude who stood in for us on a very special day.
As a resident of Maine’s northern border, I thank Sen. Susan Collins for her leadership in introducing the Northern Border Coordination Act.
President Trump is using tariffs to bring our country back to a manufacturing superpower again.
To the editor:
Maine’s health care system is facing a crisis, with hospitals and community health centers struggling to stay afloat.
To the editor:
As the current president blusters about seizing Greenland for America’s national defense, maybe every resident in Aroostook County can call the White House and remind them of Loring Air Force Base.
