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It's a special all new episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight on the Red Maryland Network.

On this week's show:

We unveil the results of the Red Maryland September poll;A controversial new social media policy in Baltimore County might have something to do with air conditioners;And more on the meltdown of some elements of the gun rights movement in Maryland.

All that and more is why you can’t afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio on the Red Maryland Network…….and don’t forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.

On this installment:

The Washington Post thinks they figured out why Larry Hogan is so popular.  We'll discuss.We open the "Fat Files" for this article about animal rights' activists fighting high protein diets that have shown promise in combatting diabetes.Our discussion on last week's show about some "good news" on gun rights kicked a hornet's nest of angry response.  I will share all the details in a must listen segment.

This Red Maryland Network Program is brought to you by the Conservative Club of Maryland, he club standing for the three pillars of modern conservativsm; tax reform, national security, and family values. To join the club or to learn more, visit conservativeclubofmaryland.com or check out the Facebook page, facebook.com/ccmaryland.

On this 15th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, we take stock as to where we were, and where we're going. We should be happy that we had such a solid leader during these attacks when American needed it. But we should also take a look at ourselves for allowing ourselves to see nominated to lead the two major parties candidates in Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump that are not qualified to fill the role of Commander-in-Chief. 

The Air Raid airs Sundays at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network.......and don't forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.

It’s the Red Maryland News Hour for this week, bringing you the best in state politics.

On the program this week:

* Would Governor Hogan go on "Dancing With The Stars" or "America's Next Top Model"? He gives a citation to one who won both contests.

* Joe Cluster gets sworn in as a Delegate to replace his dad, John. We hear from them both.

* Treasurer Nancy Kopp has words with the Governor over the order to start schools after labor day.

* How is Ellicott City doing after the flood? We talk with Howard County Executive Allan Kittleman.

* We have campaign updates from William Newton & Kathy Szeliga.

* Gov. Hogan is going on an Economic Development trip, we talk with him about it.

The Red Maryland News Hour airs Fridays on the Red Maryland Network…….and don’t forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.

It's an all new episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight on the Red Maryland Network.

On this week's show:

A new poll out shows that Larry Hogan is wildly popular but other Maryland races are a struggle; we break it down;Governor Hogan's Executive Order on the School schedule has still got people talking;We listen to some of your feedback from the Red Maryland Talkback Line.

All that and more is why you can’t afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio on the Red Maryland Network…….and don’t forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.

On tonight's show:

A new poll shows some fascinating insight into the high popularity of Governor Hogan as well as the fissures in the Republican support for Donald Trump in Maryland. We'll discuss.Some good news for Second Amendment advocates as more Marylanders are receiving concealed carry gun permits.A new study in Colorado shows many of the downsides to legalization of marijuana including increased traffic deaths, spikes in usage for minors and college age adults, increases in marijuana related hospitilizations and much more.

This episode brought to you by the District 32 Republican Club invites you to their annual Dinner on Tuesday, October 4th. This year's dinner features keynote speaker, Delegate Kathy Szeliga, Republican nominee for U.S. Senate. The dinner will be at  La Fontaine Bleue, 7514 Ritchie Hwy, Glen Burnie. Tickets are $40 in advance before September 27th and $50 at the door, and sponsorship opportunities are available. To purchase tickers or for more information visit md32gop-dinner.eventbrite.com or email [email protected].

Authority: District 32 Republican Club, Laura Graham- Treasurer

We're already hearing stories about "conservatives" in the House Freedom Caucus trying to stir up trouble and say that there is a coup brewing against Speaker Paul Ryan. What all Americans really need from consertaives and the Freedom Caucus is to go about the work of trying to govern using conservative principles instead of trying to boost their Q score and build a better fundraising list.

It's the Red Maryland News Hour, with the best in state politics.

This week

* Maryland Governor Larry Hogan unveils a new state license plate featuring the state flag

* The Governor also begins the process to get a new crossing over the Chesapeake Bay

* Hogan, along with Comptroller Peter Franchot, announces a new, longer summer for Maryland students

* This, plus our news update

The Red Maryland News Hour airs Fridays on the Red Maryland Network…….and don’t forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.

It's a new episode of Red Maryland Radio on a special night and with a special start time of 7 PM.

On this week's show:

Governor Hogan is announcing a new school starting date policy, and we'll talk about it;Baltimore County Public School students are continuing to get a raw deal due to the incompetence of Baltimore County Executive Kevin Kamenetez;Governor Hogan is moving forward in trying to get a new Bay Bridge built. What does it mean to you?

All that and more is why you can’t afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio on the Red Maryland Network…….and don’t forget that you can subscribe to all Red Maryland Network programming on iTunes and on Stitcher.

On tonight's show:

The effort to put term limits on the ballot on Montgomery County is successful! We hear from some incumbents who don't like it and sustain ourselves with their tears!As part of our ongoing series on conservatism in the year's election, we share the words of Mark Levin and examine the crucial difference between conservatism and nationalist populism.And plenty of cycling news as I have another go around with cyclists on twitter and I share the victory for common sense that is the revision of the policy allowing cycling over the Hatem Bridge in northeastern Maryland.

All this and more on a jam packed installment of Conservative Refuge Radio.

This installment of the Red Maryland Network is brought to you by the District 32 Republican Club who invites you to their annual Dinner on Tuesday, October 4th. This year's dinner features keynote speaker, Delegate Kathy Szeliga, Republican nominee for U.S. Senate. The dinner will be at  La Fontaine Bleue, 7514 Ritchie Hwy, Glen Burnie. Tickets are $40 in advance before September 27th and $50 at the door, and sponsorship opportunities are available. To purchase tickers or for more information visit md32gop-dinner.eventbrite.com or email [email protected].

Authority: District 32 Republican Club, Laura Graham- Treasurer