Author: Joe Grant

Author: Joe Grant

Joe Grant is an avid Mainer who resides in Wisscasset Maine and is a power house of information. He has worked in Maine energy and is actively involved in making lives for his fellow Mainers better.

Trump by a landslide

My guess is almost none of the 77.3 million Trump voters attended a “No King” protest. Trump won the election with broad support, winning 86% of the country’s 2676 counties, 31 states, and the popular vote. Under the rules of the “National Popular Vote Compact”, he…

A first tiny step

Americans deserve a safe and secure election process, and they are losing confidence in our system. Headlines from Rasmussen polling such as, “A majority of voters suspect recent elections have been affected by cheating” and “More than 20% of voters who usedmail-in…

Welcome Home!

On Inauguration Day 1,500 January 6 demonstrators were pardoned, and scores were released from prison.  President Trump kept his promise to the 77 million who voted for him. It was the beginning of the end for another dark chapter in our country’s history.

A Second Trump Reset?

Maine Yankee, an 840-megawatt nuclear plant went online in Wiscasset in 1972. The late 1960’s was the start of good times for Maine Yankee, Wiscasset, and the country. Wiscasset was thriving with low taxes, new businesses, a housing boom, and a dynamic and growing…

Love and Hate on the Wiscasset Bridge

For several weeks I have joined local residents with Trump rallies on the Wiscasset Bridge.  It is a surprisingly upbeat and pleasant experience. Each Friday afternoon is an interesting 90-minute slice of Americana. Almost immediately, even as we assemble, we are…

Timeless and Universal

Timeless and Universal

Introduction by Joe Grant, Wiscasset I attended the Maine Republican Convention in Augusta this weekend and heard many fine speeches. Our candidates outlined the current issues (and solutions) that are burdening our country and our people; inflation, crime, drugs,…

Doomsday Clock 2024 update

Two months ago, the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists left the Doomsday clock at 90 seconds to midnight. Issued with the following headline. “A moment of historic danger” then continued with,” It is still 90 seconds to midnight. Ominous trends continue to point the world…

A tv on a stand with a waving flag and the letters SOTU on the screen.

State of the Union

Like many, I watched last week’s State of the Union (SOTU) address. I have had the opportunity to observe 14 administrations. Until recently, the SOTU address was for all Americans. Previous Presidents, by their words and actions, recognized they served every…

A historical photo of Ellis Island terminal

Fix it and fix it now!

Our federal government, under current law, has the power to control our borders. They are not helpless, paralyzed, or forced to watch hundreds of thousands of crossings. A recent Rasmussen poll shows that almost 2/3 (65%) of likely U.S. voters describe the current…

A statue of justice, holding the scales of balance in one hand and a shield bearing the words "Republic, not Democracy" in the other, stands proudly amidst a picturesque landscape.

Perge Sequar – I follow

Bill LD 1578, known as the National Popular Vote (NPV) would simply award Maine’s vote in the electoral college to the presidential candidate who received the most U.S. votes. If Mainers voted for candidate x and candidate y received more nation-wide votes, our…

U.S. Army Sgt. Justin Goff

The enemy of the People

A November 9, 2020 Gallup poll titled, Trust, Media and Democracy, identified that while 81% of Americans believe media is vital for democracy, 46% do not believe our media can be trusted. In that poll 3 of 4 people also believe the media is pushing an agenda….

clock with world map on wall

Doomsday Clock

Six months ago, the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists advanced the Doomsday Clock because of the Ukraine war. The clock attempts to quantify the risk of nuclear war and the “End of the World.” It was advanced to 90 seconds to midnight, the closest to nuclear war it has…

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