By Ray Cardello for May 7, 2025, Season 31 / Post 6 With the passing of Pope Francis on Easter Monday, the Catholic Cardinals have come to the Vatican from every corner […]
Is The Conclave A Lesson In Religion Or Politics
Democrats Working Overtime To Kill Voter ID
By Ray Cardello for May 3, 2025, Season 32 / Post 3 The people of Maine are in overwhelming support of Voter ID as a means to bolster the credibility of elections […]
Vance The Most Powerful Vice President Ever
By Ray Cardello for May 1, 2025, Season 32 / Post 1 The role of the vice president has changed over the decades. In the twentieth century, the VP was usually someone […]
Will There Ever Be Another Donald Trump
By Ray Cardello for April 29, 2025, Season 31 / Post 49 Love him or hate him, and there is really no middle ground; you have to admit that Donald Trump is […]
How Can Parental Involvement Ever Be Questioned
By Ray Cardello for April 21, 2025, Season 31 / Post 40 I saw an article in the Maine Wire this weekend about a case that is to be heard by the […]
A Very Personal Note On Easter Sunday
By Ray Cardello for April 20, 2025, Season 31 / Post 39 Growing up, Easter was always a huge celebration in our home, blending religion and tradition. I grew up in a […]
Does It Surprise Anyone That Lewiston, Maine Is Out Of Room
By Ray Cardello for April 14, 2025, Season 31 / Post 34 Most people understand the limitations of their homes before sending out invitations. If you have seating at the table for […]
Maine Is A Sanctuary State For The Chinese Cartel
By Ray Cardello for April 11, 2025, Season 31 / Post 31 Maine is a beautiful state, blessed by God with a long and rocky shore with the Atlantic, incredible mountains for […]
Governor Mills Is Picking A Fight She Cannot Win
By Ray Cardello for April 10, 2025, Season 31 / Post 30 Governor Janet Mills is used to getting her way. In a state that has abandoned common sense for the WOKE […]
Can There Be That Many Oblivious People In Maine
By Ray Cardello for March 25, 2025, Season 31 / Post 22 On a cold, windy Sunday in March, hundreds of people, many festooned in rainbow garb, rallied on the Cumberland Commons, […]