Show content features lively debate and discussion of the day’s most pressing issues. No topic is off limits which leads to spirited conversations about taxes, the economy, the social welfare system and the great social issues of our time. Whether it is the man-on-the-street or the Vice President of the United States, everyone has a say and Ray is right in the middle of it all.

For over a decade, Ray authored a weekly newspaper column that basically followed the same subject matter as his talk show.

Now, Ray has brought forward his first book which tackles diverse issues such as changing our political tone without changing the substance of the discussion, racism and its effects on our society at large, the value of role models and the unique places we find them and the pressing issues of same-sex marriage and immigration to name a few.

Written in his typical, plain spoken manner, “It Might Just Be Me, But I Don’t Think So … ” is Ray’s own unique look at life, flavored with his Southern up-bringing and his great love for his adopted home state of Maine. If you follow Ray’s show or read his newspaper column, you may be surprised at some of the conclusions he offers, especially on the issues of same-sex marriage and immigration.

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a portion of the proceeds from this book benefit the Wreaths Across America program