Personal Journey Entry # 8 Good morning, everyone, from beautiful and frigid Maine. We were blessed with another incredible sunrise this morning. It is peaceful to sit with a cup of coffee […]
A Week Of Progress And Sleepless Nights
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RFKJ and Tulsi Could Have Easily Been Cast Aside
By Ray Cardello for February 14, 2025, Season 30 / Post 39 To the victors goes the spoils, usually the message in politics or life. However, in Donald Trump’s world, there are […]
Musk Is Invasive, 87,000 IRS Agents Was Fine
By Ray Cardello for February 12, 2025, Season 30 / Post 37 I watch the protests and the coverage of the radicals by the legacy opinion shows. I am completely lost as […]
Powerful Words From A Yet-To-Be Friend
Personal Journey Entry # 7 It was just 9 a.m., and I finally had my second cup of coffee. It had been such a good day that the coffee tasted extra good […]
Who Supported USAID Grant To Wuhan
By Ray Cardello for February 11, 2025, Season 30 / Post 35 The noise about Elon Musk is not about the separation of powers, a Constitutional Crisis, or destroying America or our […]
Oh My, Can You Have a Productive Day That Produces Nothing
Personal Journey Entry # 6 I promise this string of articles will not be hostile or a bashing of the health insurance industry, BUT the system is broken. I thought the five-month […]
The Democrat Machine Is Sputtering Like An EV In Need Of A Charge
By Ray Cardello for February 10, 2025, Season 30 / Post 34 If only resurrecting the Democratic Machine was as easy as plugging in for a charge. But as Democrats are finding […]
Time To Take Stock Of Mind And Body
Personal Journey Entry # 5 It has been a couple of weeks since I got the news of my cancer, and I have been able to take stock of myself, both physically […]
This Journey Will Test Faith, Hope, And Patience
Personal Journey Entry # 4 It may be a cliche, but this journey will not be a sprint. We do not yet know what we are up against, which is part of […]
A Week Lost In The Fog
Personal Journey Entry # 3 Maybe it was engineering school or a lifelong career in management, but I have rarely been lost. Surrounded by flow charts, spreadsheets, and budgets, I always knew […]