January 10, 2026
Liberty Tree Maine | Articles
Interview with Jerry Leeman: Today we bring you a story about a handful of fishermen rallying against a billion-dollar green industrial project, shady foreign corporations, and our own federal and state government. All are conspiring to generate a cash cow for…
by Gary Chapin While overwhelming numbers of migrants are flooding across the US-Mexico border from all over the world, and we are witnessing the worse drug crisis in American history, our government has no plan. We don’t know who is coming into our country, and…
I was inspired to write this post after seeing some messages regarding “hunting” and that “you need a license.” A man or a woman needs a license to forage? To pull bounty from the land, having been given permission by Nature’s God to…
We have periodic headlines of scientific events. Three recent ones come to mind. In 2011, a headline read “Faster Than Light Particles Make Time Travel Possible, Scientist Says”. I am an Einstein fan. If this were true it would be a monumental challenge to his work….
From Reagan Paul Today I saw a miracle. I saw Psalms 27:13 before my very eyes…. “I remain confident of this: I will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living. Today I witnessed an attempted suicide. Let me tell you the story. I went down to…
Something just happened in our small town of less than one thousand residents that suggests it was no accident, but a tactic. And, I believe the more people know about it the more likely those who oppose such tactics may be able to combat them We had an election for a…
By Joe Grant, Wiscasset How much is it worth to you to live in a Conservative state? To have good schools and an education system that respects the parents and the students, to feel safe in your home and on the streets, to have businesses and employers in Maine so…
By Representative Katrina Smith Parents are losing the battle in our public schools to be the primary decision maker for their children in life-altering matters. Shockingly, schools across Maine are currently enacting policies that treat a parent as the secondary…
By Penny Morrell On Monday, February 6, 2023, the Veterans and Legal Affairs Committee (VLA) will hear testimony on LD 34: An Act to Require a Person to Show Photographic Identification for the Purpose of Voting. It is important that the Committee members hear from…
Joe Grant, Wiscasset Bill LD-34, An Act to Require a Person to Show Photographic Identification for the Purpose of Voting, is going through Maine’s legislative process. It will make our elections more honest and is long overdue.Recent Rasmussen polls have shown that…
By Stephen Huls It easy for those on the outside looking in to see the best choice. They offer the key. It is sad when a society and government train the people from their birth to adulthood to accept the scraps, handouts, for the illusion of safety with an illusion…
Maine’s rural hospital systems are suffering, and urgent care is needed. Northern Light Healthcare is an integrated system with 10 Hospitals that stretch from Portland to Presque Isle: they include Critical Access Hospitals, Tertiary Care Hospitals, Community…
By Joe Grant, Wiscasset Battery-powered cars (BPCs) are becoming less glamorous as people realize that they do not produce power but rather are “storage devices” and require a lot of time and electrical power to charge. That, coupled with the self-igniting and…
If you have been paying attention, you may understand that Maine is facing a potentially dangerous weather situation. The storm tomorrow would be bad at any time, but current circumstances, including chronic deferred maintenance of the grid, supply chain issues (hard…
By Joe Grant- I remember Martin Luther King Junior’s speech “I Have a Dream” and wonder what our country would look like if he had lived to shape that dream. Today, almost 60 years later, as I watch our country split apart by violence, riots, buildings being looted…
By Bubo Virginianus As I write this, it’s the day after Christmas, December 26, in the year of our Lord, 2022. Christmas. The time of year when we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ of Nazareth. I hope everyone had a Merry Christmas. At this time, I’ll briefly go…
Given the current Maine media landscape Randy Poulton’s article asks a rhetorical question regarding the exposure of negative information and data about the government mandated “vaccines” . There will not be a headline in the BDN, PPH, or any other…
By Randall Poulton According to the CDC data, COVID shots have sickened and killed multiple Mainers. How many? That is where the story gets murky. The CDC has received reports of adverse reactions from over 4,400 Mainers. The reports include 217 hospitalizations and…
By Joe Grant, Wiscasset Collateral damage and not so friendly fire. Our young are victims in the cultural war. Children have an enhanced and amazing ability to learn in a handful of critical years. The human brain reaches its maximum size at age 10 for girls and 14…
By Peter Petrowich We have all been aware of the attacks on Maine fishing and Lobster industries with the excuse of saving the right whales. “The Maine Lobstermen’s Association said this week that Maine lobstermen have not had an interaction with right whales in…
By Randall Poulton Answer to question 2023.1: According to Mainebiz, MaineHealth, which includes Maine Medical Center in Portland, has over 20,000 employees. This makes MaineHealth the largest private sector employer in Maine. What company is number two in terms of…
The next “Ukraine” could well be Taiwan. China seems about ready to retake control of this renegade island. If the conflict over who controls Taiwan came to blows, how would the US military stack up against the Chinese? Not well, is the answer. One…
May 17, 2022 When big things go bad, it is seldom the result of a single event. The 2008 recession was caused by more than just the banking shenanigans known as “subprime mortgages”. At the same time: The stock market was overvalued (remember the Fed Chair…