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This week, Brian talks about folks who just can't let Christmas go without politics. Why do some people, including the Democratic National Committee, Martin O'Malley, Donald Trump, and some local politicians, insist on trying to ruin Christmas with politicking?

It’s the Christmas episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network.

On this week's show:

House Democrats are prepping to play Santa Claus with a huge new plan to help Baltimore. Is it warranted and will it work?In celebration of Festivus, we'll have the Airing of Grievances.And we'll talk about how we're getting ready for Christmas.

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.

Merry Christmas from all of us at Conservative Refuge Radio!

This a special best of installment of CRR featuring the Fat Files.

From 6-9-2014 I share this article from Reason talking about the failures of food policyFrom 3-23-2015 a Baltimore Sun article validating everything we have been saying on the "Fat Files"segements for yearsFrom 7-10-2015 Reaction to the silliness invoving the Howard County vending machine banFrom 8-3-2015 The hysteria to #BanBaconFrom 11-30-2015 Santa Claus is called a "Public Health Pariah" in a leading British medical journal.

So, have another piece of pumpkin pie and enjoy this Best of Conservative Refuge Radio all yuletide long.

This week, Brian discusses Santa Claus and why it's probably a bad idea to tell your kids that he exists.

Seasons Greetings!

On the Pre-Christmas RedMaryland NewsHour for Friday, December 18, 2015:

We cover the Annapolis Yacht Club fire with Anne Arundel County Executive Steve Schuh, Governor Larry Hogan, Mayor Mike Pantelides, and officials from the Fire Department and the Club.

We go to the Board of Public Works meeting, where Comptroller Peter Franchot again pushes for school air conditioning, and Gov. Hogan shares concern over fraud in energy programs by the previous administration.

As Baltimore braces for reaction to the mistrial in the case against Officer William Porter in the death of Freddie Gray, the City's Mayor and Police Commissioner speak to the press.

Senator Gail Bates shares some concerns about the new Maryland voting system, and the Governor makes appointments to local courts and his cabinet.

With all this news, we also share the Good News of the reason for the season.

It’s an all new episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network.

On this week's show:

We'll have an extended interview with Delegate Kathy Szeliga, House Minority Whip and Republican Candidate for U.S. Senate;Democrats have failed in their attacks on Governor Larry Hogan; so now they're attacking each other.And we'll talk about this week's Republican Presidential Debate.

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:

As the General Assembly session approaches, one prominent MDGOP leader says the state's democrats are preparing to attack Governor Hogan.In the spirit of the season we open the "Fat Files" to ask that annual question "Should Santa Claus still be fat?"The suicide advocates in Annapolis think yet another rebranding will be enough to get legislators to go along with their plans.  Meanwhile, the New York Times lays bare the hypocrisy of its position on suicide.And because people judge you by the words you use, we share 12 Old Words that Survived by Getting Fossilized in Idioms.

This week, Brian picks apart the Democrats argument for universal voter registration. The Democrats proposal is a naked ploy to change election rules that will lead to potential voter fraud, registration of ineligible voters, and will do nothing to raise paticipation rates.

On the RedMaryland NewsHour for Friday, December 11th, 2015:

Gov. Larry Hogan tours western Maryland, where he plans to shut down drug trafficking, opens a business and a welcome center for travelers, and improves the water at Rocky Gap. The report of Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford's Heroin & Opioid Task Force is presented to lawmakers, and we have coverage of the attempt to get Death with Dignity passed with a new name. All this, plus more news.

It’s an all new episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network

On tonight’s show, we will be unveiling the results of the December Red Maryland Poll, and announcing the winners of the 2015 Red Maryland Awards. 

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.