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Robert B. Charles

National Spokesman, AMAC

AMAC Staff Writing since 2019 @Bobby4Maine Website

1,641

Articles published

7

Years with AMAC

10

Topics covered

Oct 22, 2026

Latest article

Reporting — page 31

1,641 articles

Politics

Governorship Campaign – Lesson Two

Maine families face rising property taxes and declining education outcomes under Democrat control. A sobering look at the real impact on seniors and young workers.

Jun 3, 2025

AMAC Yesteryear

Beyond What Ails Us

Animals like cats and dogs embody strength without self-pity. Through their quiet resilience, they remind us to embrace life without complaint—even in hardship.

Jun 2, 2025

AMAC Yesteryear

Today is Such a Day

Sometimes the perfect words have already been written. Reflections on Jefferson, Browning, and Kipling remind us of truth, hope, and the power of restraint.

May 30, 2025

The Hardest Things

The best and hardest things we do in life are often the most unfamiliar. Political involvement, like a marathon, takes courage, risk, and purpose.

May 29, 2025

National Security

ICE in Maine – Creating Deterrence

Illegal immigration's impact on Maine highlights the urgent need for enforcement, deterrence, and leadership that supports lawful immigration and public safety.

May 28, 2025

Travel & Lifestyle

Memorial Day Message from AMAC Spokesman, Robert Charles - Honor, Service, Sacrifice

Bobby Charles honors fallen heroes this Memorial Day, reflecting on service, sacrifice, and the duty to uphold the freedoms they defended.

May 27, 2025

Elections

Governorship Campaign – Lesson One

Running as a conservative in a divided state reveals the harsh backlash and cultural rifts—but also shows why standing firm on values is essential.

May 27, 2025

AMAC Yesteryear

Memorial Day – My Cup Runneth Over

Memorial Day reminds us of the price of freedom—honoring those who gave their lives in service. Their sacrifice fills us with gratitude.

May 26, 2025

Travel & Lifestyle

“Ivy Leaguer, Eh?”

From wood-stove winters to the Ivy League, one Mainer’s story proves grit, not privilege, is what leads to leadership. Here’s why it matters now.

May 23, 2025

Faith & Public Life

Restoring America’s Cohesion

America’s political divide stems from a loss of social cohesion. The way back? Faith, family, freedom, and an honest look at our history.

May 22, 2025

Faith & Public Life

A Christian Leader

Carroll Conley’s leadership of the Christian Civic League in Maine is a testament to faith, courage, and humility. His example offers hope in troubled times.

May 21, 2025

Politics

Civil Rights Award for Violating Civil Rights – What Next?

Maine Governor Janet Mills receives a human rights award despite policies many argue erode civil liberties, Title IX protections, and parental rights.

May 20, 2025