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Published 3 days ago • Augusta, United States • Updated 3 days ago

Letter: Augusta shows us that open discussion is a myth

Summary by Portland Press Herald

When did free speech become a privilege, not a right? When did questioning power become the most dangerous activity in our State House? Rep. Laurel Libby was censured not for corruption, not for dishonesty, but for speaking up for Maine’s women and girls. Her crime? Publishing something the leaders in Augusta didn’t like. So, they […]

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Letter: Augusta shows us that open discussion is a myth

When did free speech become a privilege, not a right? When did questioning power become the most dangerous activity in our State House? Rep. Laurel Libby was censured not for corruption, not for dishonesty, but for speaking up for Maine’s women and girls. Her crime? Publishing something the leaders in Augusta didn’t like. So, they […]

3 days ago·Portland, United States

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Portland Press Herald broke the news in Portland, United States 3 days ago on Friday, April 4, 2025.

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