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Ray Cardello 
When a politician says, “Let’s be honest,” you’d better get the fact-checker fired up. When it is Maine’s Secretary of State uttering those words, you can rest assured that what is to follow is a bevy of lies. Shenna Bellows is the first woman to hold that position in Maine and has held it since … Read more
If you watch the likes of Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) or Maggie Hassan (D-NH) deliver their staff-written orations in committee rooms or on the Senate floor, you would realize that they have zero grasp of history, nor any sense of self-blame and accountability. As far as these two go, and you can lump the other Democratic … Read more
Today’s article may not be a very popular position with some, and to others, I may come across as heartless, but enough already with the 24/7 news coverage of the missing Nancy Guthrie. Nancy disappeared from her Arizona home nearly two weeks ago, and after all of this coverage, we still know little of the … Read more
Are we all born with that feeling in the pit of our stomach that something is wrong when we see it, or are we born with a blank filter that gets filled as we experience life, coaches, and mentors? Aren’t we all sickened when we see someone mistreat a dog, or did our parents have … Read more
If Ilhan Omar plays her cards right, she can skip the carry-on and go with the traditional suitcase full of American currency. You can forgo the designer bag when you can pack the old black suitcase full of hundred-dollar bills. Seriously, it appears that the tide may be turning on Ilhan and one of her … Read more
Rather than embracing a beautiful, rural state rich in incredible natural resources and deep-rooted traditional New England values, and building on that foundation, Janet Mills has tried to emulate California and, now, Minnesota. Janet Mills is all about power and corruption. As she tries to play with the big boys, she has neglected to accept … Read more
There was considerable discussion over the last few years about the conflict between Nancy Pelosi, Joe Biden, and the Catholic Church. These debates involved abortion and whether you could be Pro-Choice and remain in good graces with the church, and still be eligible to receive the sacraments. I am of the belief that it was … Read more
We always seem to wait until someone has passed before we take the time to spread accolades, tell stories of their greatness, talk about their impact, or simply to say thank you for a job well done and a lifetime spent doing good. We are blessed to have a true New England treasure in our … Read more
Socialists and Communists from coast to coast were out of their minds at the thought of the greatest city on earth under Communist control. It had them salivating, but it all came crashing down like a January thaw. From a seedy start in a deserted underground subway station at the stroke of midnight on New … Read more
I took some time a week or so ago and read every article that I had written documenting the last trip around the sun for Shay and me. I have no problem admitting that I cried as I read my own words, but some of what I read seemed surreal. We went through hell together … Read more
Why do the legacy media’s talking heads continue to give Representative Ilhan Omar face time without asking her the obvious questions about her questionable, if not illegal, life choices, and how she amassed $30M in net worth in a year? Let’s put that thought on hold for a second and address her reactions and responses … Read more
Glen Youngkin had a tremendous four-year run as Virginia’s governor. He got the finances in order, leaving a $2.7 billion general fund surplus and $4.7 billion in the rainy day fund. He got the schools back in line after they were hijacked by the progressives, who did everything in their power to take parents out … Read more
The love, concern, and compassion for their fellow man, and especially the children of the country, that the Left is demonstrating in Minneapolis, Lewiston, Boston, and wherever protestors are gathering, is a beautiful and heartwarming moment. It is a moment that gives you hope for the future that the Left will regain its senses and … Read more
Just how does it work with these zealots that appear to have a vested interest in the cause they attack, but really, are they just hoping that the minimum wage, and therefore protester rates, keep climbing? These folk are certainly drawing the short straw in this year’s Season of Love, as getting up early to … Read more
Governor Janet Mills (D-ME) went to Facebook today with a reel going after Donald Trump. It is obvious that Mills has an advanced case of TDS, and the symptoms were quite clear when she embarrassed herself by challenging the President to a court battle over Maine’s violations of Title IX. She was a guest of … Read more
There are three men in Minnesota who continue to fuel the public’s desire to protest daily on the streets of Minneapolis. They are Governor Tim Walz, Mayor Jacob Frey, and AG Ellison. These three have done nothing to stop the protesting on their part, and have continuously spewed harmful rhetoric that the protestors are feeding … Read more
Somebody has to be held accountable for the civil unrest and the disruption of activities by a federal law enforcement agency, and Chauntyll Allen may be the perfect candidate to be the first. You probably have not heard of Chauntyll, but hopefully she will become a household name. Chauntyll craves attention and is addicted to … Read more
The rioting in Minneapolis is not going to end well. As each night, and day for that matter, passes by, the crowds get larger, and you can feel the hostility growing. At a time of crisis and intense hatred, we need leaders to step forward and de-escalate the situation. Instead, we get Governor Tim Walz, … Read more
For the second time in the last couple of weeks, hell has frozen over. I watch the political scene very closely, sometimes to my own demise. The politics of our nation have been turned upside down, and are taking America and Americans with it. I wrote a short time ago about the bizarre situation in … Read more
Affordability is the new buzzword across the country, and many claim that it may be the defining issue in the 2026 midterm and 2028 general elections. Not since the Democrats could not define a woman has a simple word caused so much angst, primarily because many people cannot define the term, which I guess makes … Read more