Outrage over driver's licenses

Do you have to be a Maine resident to get a Maine driver's license? Nope, says Ray, and people are getting mad.

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Wake up

Wages are down. Jobs are scarce. Health insurance is largely unaffordable. Ray has something to say about it to the legislature in Augusta.

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When will they ever learn?

With the resignation of Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, Ray thinks politicians should learn: It's the cover-up that gets 'em.

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'Tis the season?

We may be in the humid throes of August, but in the Richardson household, all hearts and minds are focused on autumn.

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Primary thoughts

Ray weighs in on moved-up primary dates.

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Not a Snowe man

Ray reflects on Maine Senator Olympia Snowe.

Electric bill update

Ray gets a lot of great advice on his electric bill, including a suggestion that may have averted a tragedy.

Frivolous lawsuit

Ray weighs in on a lawsuit in Texas challenging the practice of holding a moment of silence in the public school classrooms to start the day.

Family matters

Ray relates a typical aspect of his son's daily routine. Parents out there, can you sympathize?

Priorities

Ray has something to say about the proposed Portland City Council resolution calling for the U.S. House to begin impeachment proceedings against Vice President Cheney and President Bush.

Speak up!

Ray Richardson weighs in on the power Maine citizens have to bring down the state's oppressive cost of public education.