Part 1: Ray talks about the Seattle City Council passing a plan to tax businesses making at least $20 million in gross revenues about $275 per full-time worker each year. That “head tax” is estimated to raise about $48 million. The council says it will be marked for housing and homeless services.
Somehow Ray brings this down to our state of Maine and our schools. Part 2: Fox News Radio’s Rachel Sutherland joins Ray by phone to discuss the primary races in four states: Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Idaho and Oregon.
Part 1: Rich talks about the current Maine Legislature and the left attacking him on equal pay for women. Part 2: Portland Mayor joins by phone to talk about the vote last night and the budget cuts. Ethan talks about the cost of schools and school performance. Part 3: We are joined by Fox News Radio’s Jon Decker by phone to discuss the Embassy in Jerusalem. They also talk about the White House Press Secretary and CNN’s Chief White House Correspondent Jim Acosta. Part 4: The boys talk about the media and the American Embassy in Jerusalem. They talk about the accountability of people in power, including John Kerry, Barack Obama, George Bush and the list goes on. Assistant Minority House Leader Ellie Espling joins us. Ellie gives her thoughts on the Maine Legislature. She says that the Maine Republican caucus wants to come back to finish, but there doesn’t seem to be a rush to get back. Part 5: Ray and Ellie continue the items that are on the table if the Legislature would come back into session. Part 6: Ray and the panel do a NPR impression. Ray asks the panel about the gubernatorial candidates: Janet Mills, Shawn Moody, Adam Cote, Mark Dion, Ken Fredette, Diane Russell, Mark Eves, Mark Dion, Garrett Mason, Mary Mayhew, Betsy Sweet, Donna Dion. They go into the lack of people to hire. Rich is looking for someone that can do some work for him. They talk about Maine not marketing our own assets. Part 7: The panel discuss the energy costs in Maine and the free market. Part 8: In this segment they talk about Maine’s excise tax and roads and the gas tax. They also talk about Northern Maine vs Southern Maine. A caller disagrees with Ray about one of his ideas on broadening the sales tax and lowering the income tax. Part 9: Ray and the panel talk about how our Maine government and how accessible most elected folks are to the citizens of Maine.
Part 1: Ray is joined by Mark Reilly and Rep. Rich Cebra. They talk about a whole bunch of topics including the legislature is out and not looking like they are in any hurry to bring them back. They talk about Jerusalem. There was discussions about Arabia and our country. The anti-American media was also topic. Part 2: Rich gives a shout out to Rep. Wayne Parry for his birthday today!!!! They talk about age and going out on your own terms.
Part 1: Ray talks to a caller about the American Embassy in Jerusalem. He has a very interesting first hand perspective as someone that fought in the ’73 war. He doesn’t believe that there will be peace until the Arabs and Palestinians put down the guns. Part 2: Ray talks about the fighting in Jerusalem. The Palestinians are fighting to keep the status quo. President Clinton promised to open an American Embassy in Jerusalem It has been an unfulfilled promise through the Clinton, Bush and Obama administrations.
Part 1: Ray talks about the Seattle City Council passing a plan to tax businesses making at least $20 million in gross revenues about $275 per full-time worker each year. That “head tax” is estimated to raise about $48 million. The council says it will be marked for housing and homeless services.
Part 1: Rich talks about the current Maine Legislature and the left attacking him on equal pay for women.
Part 1: Ray talks to a caller about the American Embassy in Jerusalem. He has a very interesting first hand perspective as someone that fought in the ’73 war. He doesn’t believe that there will be peace until the Arabs and Palestinians put down the guns.