Two Weeks To Go, We’ve Got This
Personal Journey Entry # 26 It has been an emotional rollercoaster that I hope never to have to buy a ticket for again. I have so many conflicted feelings and thoughts running
The Cover-up Is Always Worse Than The Crime
By Ray Cardello for May 6, 2025, Season 31 / Post 5 Jen Psaki was the press secretary for the first two years of the Joe Biden presidency. Jen Psaki stands by
Is Vulgarity Replacing Civil Discourse
By Ray Cardello for May 4, 2025, Season 32 / Post 4 Daily Caller News Foundation reporter Myles Morell caught up with Representative Ilhan Omar (D-MN) on a sunny afternoon in D.C.
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
Is It Chaos Or Productivity
By Ray Cardello for May 2, 2025, Season 32 / Post 2 Spend a few minutes on CNN or MSNBC, and you will not be making any long-range plans. Every one of
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
The First 100 Days Is Made For TV
By Ray Cardello for April 30, 2025, Season 31 / Post 50 The First 100 Days of a presidential term is as helpful as stopping the Daytona 500 after 100 miles and
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
When Did Journalists Become Novelists
By Ray Cardello for April 28, 2025, Season 31 / Post 48 Sixty years ago, when there were only three network stations on your black-and-white TV, the 6 PM and 11 PM
Keep Calling Us Nazis And You Have Lost The Debate
By Ray Cardello for April 27, 2025, Season 31 / Post 47 Bill Maher is taking a lot of heat from his fellow Democrats for his move to the center, his meeting
Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month Is Winding Down
Personal Journey Entry # 26 April is Esophageal Cancer Month, which is quite a coincidence for me as we had much activity for my cancer packed into April. From the suspended esophagectomy
Democrats Want Judges To Create Laws And Be Above Them
By Ray Cardello for April 26, 2025, Season 31 / Post 46 Attorney General Pam Bondi, like her boss, President Trump, believes if you make a promise, you keep a promise. When
If Not Racism, Or Ideaology, What Will Keep Us Apart
By Ray Cardello for April 24, 2025, Season 31 / Post 43 I watched an HBO/MAX documentary on the Boston Celtics, and an entire episode centered on the racial divide that existed
Is It Time To Start Thinking Midterms
By Ray Cardello for April 23, 2025, Season 31 / Post 42 Government and politics are a filler between elections, and election seasons get longer as time passes. We elect a
Where Was The Rule Of Law On The Way In
By Ray Cardello for April 21, 2025, Season 31 / Post 41 For four years, Americans demanded the border be closed, and Democrats responded with the claim that the border was secure
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
The Sweet Irony Of Letitia James
By Ray Cardello for April 19, 2025, Season 31 / Post 37 Oh my, you could not have written a more sensational story than the real-life saga of Letitia James. Letitia
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Grassroots Effort Gets Voter ID One Step Closer In Maine
By Ray Cardello for January 7, 2025, Season 30 / Post 3 What is happening in Maine to bring the question of the Voter ID requirement to the ballot for the citizen
The Tale Of Two Chiefs
By Ray Cardello for May 19, 2024, Season 26 / Post 28 Two members of the Kansas City Chiefs addressed college graduating classes this week and showed how divided we are as
NFL Playoffs Symbolic of American People
By Ray Cardello for January 24, 2022 Season 8 / Post 26 This weekend may be the best of the NFL season. The eight best teams meet in four games over two
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