12-11-25 Thursday
Segments 1-2: Ray Richardson opens the show this morning with government intrusions into private companies and uses the health care industry as an example, insurance costs and subscription medicine, and so much more.
Segments 3-4: Ray started with the more of the government intrusion on our daily lives. Bob Witkowski joins and we talk about the evoked memories that are stoked by things and books which brings up education and then they go back to Ray’s collection of books. The bottom-line is that books lead to education.
Segment 5-6: Ray continues on the government’s mismanagement of money and the national debt and who will let us continue to borrow from them, and more.
Segments 7-8: Dave Ciullo (Career Management Services) joins Ray and they chat about the Christmas Trees that decorates his house, some of the things that are starting in Maine.
Segments 9-10: The Common Sense For Maine crew starts coming in. Dominic Pugliares (Dunegrass) and Ray welcome a call from Elias Thomas and they chat about last nights Richardson Christmas Karaoke last night and the experience of one of the listeners. they also talk about the endearing way Jane (his wife of 53 years) looked at him, and so much more.
Segment 11: This is a free-for-all segment and they talk about just about everything. Tom Bill (who brought in Moran’s Market breakfast pizza) joins the party. Rachel (Snowflour Bakery and Eric Boylestead) round the gang out until Dov Sacks (Independence Law Maine and New Hampshire) walks in.
Segment 12: The panel talks about some of the reasons that Common Sense For Maine was started like taxing the streaming services, cigarettes, and the subsidies that have been implemented for the green initiatives.
Segment 13: The group gets in to Faith, the Passover, Washing of the Feet, and then goes downhill. Dom brings it back to the country’s debt and who actually holds the paper.
Segments 15-16: Brett Littlefield calls in to share the survey that didn’t list all of the candidates for Maine Governor. They talk about the lack of transparency in this Maine Government Administration, the flip-flop of Chuck Shumer’s stance on the drug boats, the hotlines to report on ICE locations, Maine’s fraud uncovered, and more.