The Red Maryland Network

On tonight's show:

Some thoughts on the Republican primary race for Maryland's US Senate Seat.  If you haven't yet, please listen to the MDGOP candidates speak at the recent state party convention.The Maryland budget continues to improve and the battlelines we have long predicted here at Red Maryland are being drawn.  We'll discuss.A Pro-life update where we take on the "Answers to Misconceptions" of opponents of physician assisted suicide posted by the Hemlock Society (aka Compassion and Choices).Time is fleeting to vote in this month's Red Maryland Poll and for our 2015 Red Maryland Awards.  I share my thoughts on who should win and welcome your input on your choices.

This week Brian discusses the complete Democratic underreaction to the San Bernardino Terrorist attacks. Why are the Democrats focusing on gun control instead of terrorism control? Why do the Democrats want unilateral executive action on gun control? And why can't the Democrats respect the Second Amendment and Constitutional liberty?

On the RedMaryland NewsHour for Friday, December the 4th, 2015:

We hear from Governor Larry Hogan as he reacts to the news that Maryland GOP Chair Diana Waterman has cancer.

We also hear from him and the other members of the Board of Public Works as we attend their meeting- where the Regulation Reform Commission's work was discussed, as well as Government operating with a focus on customer service, a school system that actually was able to get air conditioning in their classrooms, Election System concerns, and maintaining the statehouse grounds.

We go to the Port of Baltimore where we talk to it's namesake, former Congresswoman Helen Bentley, and others, as an important agreement is signed that will preserve Maryland jobs for 3 decades. We hear from Governor Hogan there as well.

Our news update includes the first trail regarding the death of prisoner Freddie Gray, possible controversys regarding appointees to a school board and an ethics commission, money to keep some Carroll county schools open, and an opening in the state senate.

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

On tonight's show:

We'll discuss the controversial Project Veritas video featuring Maryland's Deputy Attorney General;Governor Hogan's Regulator Reform Commission is off to a promising start;And the Libertarian Party of Maryland came out for big government this week.

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:

 Republican leaders seek to repeal the "Rain Tax" in Howard County.We open the "Fat Files" to discuss the hysteria over #BanBacon. A pro-life update with this story from Wesley J. Smith, discussing yet more proof of how euthanasia is being abused in Europe.  Are such outcomes an inevitable progression from legalizing physician assisted suicide? We'll discuss.And for a little fun, we discuss 15 Words that Don't mean what they used to mean.

This week, Brian talks about a recent Baltimore Sun poll on the Freddie Gray case and the Baltimore riots and wonders why the questions were designed to divide people in to giving zero sum answers.

RedMaryland NewsHour Convention Edition for Friday, November 27th, 2015

The Post-Thanksgiving RedMaryland NewsHour is our Convention Edition, where we cover what went on at the Fall Convention of the Maryland Republican Party.

We hear from @RichardJDouglas @CKefalas @KathyforMD

@mdreps Chair Diana Waterman @RepAndyHarrisMD and more.

We cover the by-law amendment to standardize procedures for replacing vacant legislative seats, another one that would have made the loser pay court costs in a suit with the Party, and still another amendment that dealt with giving votes on the Executive Committee to various organizations.

Oh, and a Red Marylander has spawned an offspring.

A Special Wednesday episode of the Flagship

On tonight's show:

Governor Hogan is listed among the most popular Governors in the country. Is it any wonder Maryland democrats are attacking him so desparately  A recent lawsuit claims Martin O'Malley's last two appointments to the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County were racist.Some real good news about job growth in the Maryland economy.Brian and Greg talk about what they are thankful for and renew the debate over the best Thanksgiving food

On The RedMaryland NewsHour for Friday, November 20,2015:

Gov. Hogan is cancer-free, and he asks the Fed to slow down the flow of refugees.

Dems balk, and the Baltimore Police patrol more.

The Board of Public Works approves a major development on the eastern shore, but rejects a one-bid contract.

Towson students have a sit-in, and a Police officer will testify on his own behalf.

Where does Red Maryland rank with the Mobbies?

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

On tonight's show:

Governor Hogan's decision on refugees is making waves. We discuss;We'll tackle the #OccupyTowson nonsense;The Anne Arundel School Board Nominating Commission is reopening the nomination process for two School Board seats; what does it all mean?The Maryland Republican Party Convention is this weekend, and some bylaw amendments are ginning up some controversy (for some);And Greg says that the Maryland "establishment" is coalescing around Marco Rubio. We'll discuss that, and figure out when I became "establishment."

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.