Tag: Maine

  • Appeal Filed with First Circuit on Maine Student-Vaccine Case

    Appeal Filed with First Circuit on Maine Student-Vaccine Case

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    by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 30, 2026) — The non-profit legal entity We the Patriots USA announced Wednesday it filed an emergency appeal with the First Circuit Court of Appeals concerning the case of a Maine father/plaintiff threatened with a charge of truancy. The accusation arose from the father’s eighth-grade son having been absent from school…

  • Religious-Exemption Revocation Laws Challenged in Maine and Beyond

    Religious-Exemption Revocation Laws Challenged in Maine and Beyond

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    by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 3, 2026) — In mid-July, the non-profit We the Patriots USA filed a lawsuit against the state of Maine challenging its 2021 law revoking its religious exemption for compulsory vaccines for school attendance. An eighth-grader was “informed that he could not return to school to start eighth grade this fall because…

  • Maine Native, Vacationer Says Former State “Work Ethic” Now a “Woke Ethic”

    Maine Native, Vacationer Says Former State “Work Ethic” Now a “Woke Ethic”

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    by Sharon Rondeau (Jul. 21, 2026) — On Tuesday P&E reader Jonathan David Mooers shared not only photos of his annual Maine summer vacation, but also his observations of how the state has changed since his childhood. “I was born on Easter Sunday 1949 in Bangor, Maine,” Mooers wrote, “raised on a potato farm in Houlton,…

  • Democrats Want a Mulligan in Maine

    Democrats Want a Mulligan in Maine

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    by David Shephard, ©2026 (Jul. 8, 2026) — [Editor’s Note: The following column was published at the author’s website prior to Graham Platner’s announcement he would suspend his campaign.] Last month in Maine there was a Democratic Senate primary election, and the socialist Democrat Graham Platner won fair and square; indeed, he won big with…

  • For the Radicals the Uglier, the Better

    For the Radicals the Uglier, the Better

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    by David Shephard, ©2026 (Jun. 13, 2026) — One of my all-time favorite TV shows was Seinfeld – it was probably the last show I regularly watched. There was an episode where Elaine was dating a communist; I believe his name was Ned. And to the chagrin of Elaine, Ned was a very boring dresser…

  • Graham Platner is a Phony

    Graham Platner is a Phony

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    by David Shephard, ©2026 (Jun. 8, 2026) — Years ago, I saw a political ad which was so cynical and dishonest that I still remember it today. I don’t exactly remember the campaign or cause, but the ad was produced by an environmental group who were advocating some ballot initiative which ultimately, if passed, would…

  • The Jay Jones Effect

    The Jay Jones Effect

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    by David Shephard, ©2026 (Jun. 4, 2026) — Years ago, when I was young and just getting into politics, I remember a colorful, (and crooked) Louisiana Democratic politician named Edwin Edwards. He became known to me because he was running in a nationally profiled Gubernatorial race. Edwards served as a member of Congress in the…

  • Perspective: Graham Platner the Hope of the New Proletariat

    Perspective: Graham Platner the Hope of the New Proletariat

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    by John Bernard, ©2026 (Jun. 2, 2026) — When you have a brain function like mine does, you tend to collect seemingly superfluous, disconnected factoids that sometimes remain dormant for years or even decades. One of those has surfaced recently, sparked by the emergence of a troubling element within the younger generations who have become…

  • Bailey Resting at the “The Camp”

    Bailey Resting at the “The Camp”

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    by Jonathan David Mooers, ©2025 (Aug. 16, 2025) — A string of sunny days here at “The Camp” in Shapleigh, Maine, with Bailey (our Morkie pup) taking a break this evening, with lake breezes and Enya music lilting in the background…I know, it’s not Monte Carlo or Amalfi Coast…but, Maine’s nurturing Nature is getting the job done…

  • History Being Made While at “The Camp” in Maine

    History Being Made While at “The Camp” in Maine

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    by Jonathan David Mooers, ©2025 (Jun. 23, 2025) — While cooking burgers at my cottage Saturday night, the TV news came on to announce that Trump would make a historic speech on the Iran bombardment campaign. Iran has to be contained, no matter what the raging opposing opinions might say out there on Main Street…

  • Hierarchy of Stupid Awards Sorted (RR)

    Hierarchy of Stupid Awards Sorted (RR)

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    by Roving Reporter, ©2025 (May 4, 2025) —“Blue Flame” (3:15) “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to ‘The Pulse of the Nation,’ the place to hear it here first. Never in the history of ‘Pulse’ have we created so much controversy. We all know that the Dems, those who suffer from TDS – ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ – and your regular ‘going-through-life-without-a-clue’ sad people,…

  • Story Time by Henry (RR)

    Story Time by Henry (RR)

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    by Roving Reporter, ©2025 (Apr. 19, 2025) —  “It’s a Sin to be Rich, It’s a Low Down Shame to be Poor” (4:45) “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to ‘The Pulse of the Nation,’ the place to hear it here first. The other day we received an invitation to attend the premiere of Henry’s one-frog show…

  • Just Think of It (RR)

    Just Think of It (RR)

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    by Roving Reporter, ©2025 (Apr. 17, 2025) — “(You Make Me Feel) A Natural Woman” (3:50) “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to ‘The Pulse of the Nation,’ the place to hear it here first. We’ve received numerous requests for another interview from our favorite General; that’s right, the one who wheels his chalkboard wherever he…

  • Moon Time in Shapleigh, Maine. Priceless.

    Moon Time in Shapleigh, Maine. Priceless.

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    by Jonathan David Mooers, ©2024 (Jul. 21, 2024) — And on this day July 20, 1969, while summer-training to be an engineer in Portland, Maine, I stayed up until 2 am or so to watch, on my 13″ black and white TV, the first human step foot on the moon. Neat.     So, for all the squabbles…

  • Launch of a New Doorway to Freedom

    Launch of a New Doorway to Freedom

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    by Dr. Joseph Mercola, ©2023 (Jul. 16, 2023) — In this video, I interview repeat guest Dr. Meryl Nass, who has a monthly podcast with journalist James Corbett on Children’s Health Defense (CHD) TV. Their show is focused on the implementation of the World Health Organization’s efforts to install global tyranny with respect to health…

  • 1NF0-WALL 2017… Because NO BORDER = NO ORDER

    1NF0-WALL 2017… Because NO BORDER = NO ORDER

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    “THE WALL OF U.S. SOVEREIGNTY” (Oct. 1, 2019) — The following email was sent to Senator Susan Collins on Monday, September 30, 2019. by Jonathan David Mooers, ©2019 TO: U.S. SENATOR COLLINS (R- ME) and INTERNAL HOMELAND FORCES WORKING AGAINST THE U.S. WALL OF SOVEREIGNTY While you are my Maine heroine for taking a risky stand during the Kavanaugh…

  • P&E to CPAC Organizer: “natural born Citizen” and Obama Forgeries Unaddressed

    P&E to CPAC Organizer: “natural born Citizen” and Obama Forgeries Unaddressed

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    WHAT DO “CONSERVATIVES” STAND FOR? by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 6, 2016) — On Sunday morning, Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) organizer Matt Schlapp tweeted that “someone from Texas got a big cpac bounce” in an obvious reference to presidential candidate Ted Cruz’s win of the Kansas and Maine caucuses on Saturday. Donald Trump won the…

  • Trump on Cruz: “He Should Do Well in Maine Because It’s Very Close to Canada”

    Trump on Cruz: “He Should Do Well in Maine Because It’s Very Close to Canada”

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    CRUZ WINS MAINE AND KANSAS CAUCUSES; TRUMP WINS LOUISIANA PRIMARY AND KENTUCKY CAUCUS by Sharon Rondeau (Mar. 5, 2016) — In a speech given on Saturday night in Florida following the day’s Republican caucuses in four states, presidential candidate Donald Trump thanked Kentucky and Louisiana for his victories there and congratulated his closest primary contender,…

  • There’s No Place Like New England in the Fall

    There’s No Place Like New England in the Fall

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    “PHOTOGRAPHS CAN’T DO JUSTICE” by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 27, 2014) — Every year, for approximately two weeks between the end of September and mid-October, the outdoors explodes in a stunning conflagration of color in which summer’s greens turn to red, orange, and yellow. Fascinating combinations of color can also be found within individual leaves which…

  • If the Government Will Not Protect Us, Who Will?

    If the Government Will Not Protect Us, Who Will?

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    “THE SECURITY OF A FREE STATE” by Sharon Rondeau (Dec. 27, 2012) — [Editor’s Note:  As most of our readers are aware, The Post & Email does not normally cover violent crime because of its over-saturation in the mainstream media and the preponderance of government corruption, which is our main focus.  However, in the wake…