12-03-25 Wednesday
Segments 1-2: Ray Richardson is on a tear this morning starting with the special election in Tennessee and how the media is covering the Republican win. He then moves on to the claim that Governor Mills made about her Green Plan for Maine will be fulfilled within 40 years, but this just fuels his fire about the media and their coverage of other Mills’ administration scandals including the absentee ballot fiasco, and the immigration policies across America.
Segments 3-4: Ray continues to talk about the State of Maine and America, The Maine Wire and that they are the only media telling us the truth about what is happening in the State of Maine because Gov. Mills has paid all of the other media outlets to only report the good stuff, like the required competitive bid process not being enacted, what will it take to get people involved and continue the America that the founders set up. He brings up ObamaCare as an example.
Segment 5: Ray welcomes David Jones (FO Bailey Real Estate and Gubernatorial Candidate) and Chris White (Casco Bay Associates). Chris shares the benefits and changes that have happened within the benefits, the different plans, the deadline for changing your current plan is coming up fast.
Segment 6: Ray and David continue to talk about Medicare and how the government has made it almost impossible to navigate without professional help like Chris White and Casco Bay Associates. To find out what they have for options and the best fit for you, contact Chris with any questions: (207) 200-8304 or email: chris@cascobayassociates.com.
Segments 7-8: Ray and David talk about the important things in life…family, security, and more. Peter Bolduc joins the boys.
Segments 9-10: and they talk about the Town Farm’s mission and more.
Segment 11: Ray starts with the manipulation of the media and explains what he means, the national numbers, healthcare subsidies, the reliance on the government versus free enterprise and uses health care and the grocery store as examples.
Segment 12: Ray talks about the Minnesota Medicare fraud case where the Attorney General’s Office said the business lacked an office building and operated for “years out of a mailbox.”, yet Judge Sarah West ruled prosecutors relied too heavily on circumstantial evidence in Medicaid fraud case and overturned the case.
Segments 13-14: Ray response to a text he received about solar subsidies and credits. He takes a call from Steve from Westbrook.
Segment 15: Ray takes calls.
Segment 16: Ray reminds people of the effect that Socialism had on Venezuela.