JFK: Berliner or jelly donut?

On the 45th anniversary of JFK's famous "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech, Ray ponders the persistent assertion that Kennedy used incorrect grammer -- that while he meant to say: "I am a Berliner," he actually said: "I am a jelly donut." Can somebody please clear this up?

Eye on SCOTUS

Ray weighs in on the Supreme Court's ruling that Washington D.C.'s ban on handguns is unconstitutional.

SCOTUS on the dealth penalty

Ray questions the Supreme Court's ruling that a convicted child rapist cannot be sentenced to death, saying capital punishment must be reserved for murder cases.

Does the law go too far?

Ray weighs in on a lawsuit that's been filed in response to a tough new Georgia law that bans convicted sex offenders from volunteering at churches, which some people think might violate their Constitutional right to practice their faith.

This morning on The Fox Morning News, former New York Prosecutor Randy Zelin called in with his opinion.

What is Tom Allen Thinking?

Ray questions Senate candidate Tom Allen's support of "card-check" legislation, which includes a provision to eliminates the secret ballot when workers are voting on whether to unionize.

Every day we do not act is another day we lose

Ray makes his case for drilling for oil off America's coastlines and claims that Congress is catering to special interests in its refusal to authorize American drilling.

D-Day Memories

World War II veteran Bob Ruhl, who was a part of the D-Day invasion at Normandy, called in to The Fox Morning News this morning to talk about his wartime experiences -- including a memorable encounter with Generals Eisenhower, Bradley, and Patton. Listen to the interview here, and below, hear Ray's reflections on the enormous service WWII veterans offered the world.

Ray Endorses Scontras

Ray explains his support for Congressional candidate Dan Scontras.

No Ambiguity

Ray digs into the Maine Attorney General's statement giving discretion to the people supposedly responsible for reporting illegal sexual activity among children.

Let's stay focused

Ray acknowledges that the nomination of Barack Obama is a historic moment in American politics, but he's dreading all the "first in history" talk that's sure to surround his campaign. He hopes that we can focus on the ideas in his platform rather than the color of his skin.

Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain

Ray susses out the Connecticut resident who's been donating big money to Health Coverage for Maine, the PAC that's opposed to the people's veto of new taxes on beer, wine, and soda.