The Red Maryland Network

Donald Trump's campaign and his supporters don't understand the delegate selection process. The Maryland Republican Party convention on May 14th is going to be an interesting one for that reason. We should make sure that we let our Central Committee members know that we don't support the threats of violence and intimidation, and need them to support honorable candidates for Convention Delegate who who act in the best interests of conservatism, the Republican Party, and the nation.

On a transportation-centric edition of the RedMaryland NewsHour:

We talk with House Minority Leader Nic Kipke, Senate Budget & Tax Committee member Addie Eckert, Anne Arundel County Executive Steve Schuh, Transportation Secretary Pete Rahn, and Governor Larry Hogan, about the Democrat effort to force the Governor to veto a transportation bill in time for the legislature to over-ride it. We hear from a transportation announcement, and the Senate and House floor debate on the bill. We also have some more news. Quit foolin' around and press "Play".

Wednesday, John Leopold was found responsible for using government resources to collect dossiers on opponents. Nearly four years ago, Brian Griffiths became the first Maryland Republican to call for Leopold's resignation in the matter. We must not be afraid to stand up against Republicans who are bad representatives of conservatism and the party......like Donald Trump.

It's a brand new episode of Red Maryland Radio live tonight at 8PM.

On this week's show:

We talk to Frank Howard, Republican candidate for Congress in the 6th district;Now that the budget is passed, Democrats are actly like gutless cowards. We'll talk about it.Speaking of gutless, we'll talk about an interview a congressional candidate recently had. One that's too afraid to come on our show.

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.

The Maryland General Assembly has passed the Governor's budget. Their one constitutional duty has been fulfilled? So why are they there? Realistically, it's time for the General Assembly to go home.

On tonight's show:

The passage of the Maryland budget is a huge victory for Governor Hogan. We'll discuss.The Wahington Post rakes Maryland Democrats over the coals, kind of.From Wesley J. Smith, an article showing how suicide prevention advocates ignore the clear threat from suicide proponents in the media and popular culture,And we because "People Judge You By the Words You Use", we answer why so many English words have "gh" in them.

On the RedMaryland NewsHour for 3/25/16:

Hogan budget passes House, we have reactions

Marijuana bills from House hit the Senate

Black Baltimore City Republican candidates meet voters

Plus more news & some Good Friday God Stuff

Did you watch the first Baltimore Mayor Debate last night? Probably not, because instead of broadcasting it on a real station WJZ and The Baltimore Sun buried it online and on a digital TV subchannel. But if you had seen it, you would know that not one of the candidates on stage is ready to be Mayor of Baltimore.

The Wake Up Call airs Monday-Friday before dawn here 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 special Wednesday edition of Red Maryland Radio live tonight at 8PM.

On this week's show:

We talk to Dan Cox, Republican candidate for Congress in the 8th district;The General Assembly is rapidly winding to a close, and there are a lot of crazy things going on;The Red Maryland Network was born on March 24, 2011. We'll reminisce about five years on air as the only network that matters.

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.

Just how petty are Maryland's Democrats willing to be in order to try to get one over on Governor Larry Hogan? They're willing to throw out liquor board nominees and change the liquor board process, just to protect their culture of corruption in Baltimore.