The Red Maryland Network

On tonight's show: With the state budget approaching a final passage, the issue of tax relief takes center stage.  We'll discuss. A new report shows the O'Malley health care exchange bilked tens of millions from US taxpayers leaving yet another mess for the Hogan administration to clean up. With doctor assisted suicide bills reaching votes in Annapolis, I share (and skewer) an absurd editorial on the subject in a local Maryland paper. Wesley J. Smith suggests we celebrate electricity instead of "Earth Day". I agree. And because people judge you by the words you use, 15 pairs of words that seem etymologically related but are not.

Brian talks about the concept of "bowling alone" and how we as conservatives need to overcome it in order to win here in Maryland

On the Red Maryland News Hour for 3/27/15: Mayor Mike Spoofs Capital One. Gov. Larry Hogan meets with our US Senators and Representatives, working towards common goals, including luring the FBI to gorgeous Prince Georges. The Senate unanimously approves a version of the Budget. We talk with Senate President Miller & Senators Hershey & Reilly about the budget. Those who change their sex may get a new birth certificate, and insurance companies will have to pay for medical procedures so that same-sex couples can have kids.  We also have updates on other legislation in the General Assembly. All at RedMaryland.com or Blogtalkradio.com/redmaryland  

It's an all new Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network. On tonight's show: The latest on the budget and legislation working its way through the General Assembly; The move to ban fracking continues to march on, but why? There are advocates who wish to make it a requirement to post working hours three weeks in advance; A new article in Salon bemoans the loss of the old Baltimore, but why do people want to have it both ways? Ted Cruz is in the Presidential Race; what now? And the NFL is considering moving the Pro Bowl to Brazil. What does that say about the Pro Bowl? All that and more is why you can't afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight 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.

On tonight's show: More fallout from the House passage of the budget.  What does the Republican opposition really mean?  The Baltimore Sun's call for expanded use of ignition interlock seems to have fallen on deaf ears in Annapolis. It seems that the advocates of legalizing marijuana in Maryland have really lowered their expectations. We open the "Fat Files" for this piece from Reason magazine. And I invite dopey "Facebook Warriors" to "Get Off My Lawn"

This week, Brian again talks abotu the need for politically active conservatives in Maryland to focus on state and local issues

On the @RedMaryland NewsHour for March 20th, 2015: Governor Hogan approved the appointment of 3 members of the House of delegates, we'll hear from their swearing-in and talk with two of them. We'll have an update on some of the other political news, and recap the budget process in the House. All at RedMaryland.com  

It's an all new Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network. On tonight's show: The Budget is working its way through the House of Delegates; How do Maryland's legislators compare to the rest of Maryland? A new study investigates. And a new movie is going to try to shame you into buying into global warming. All that and more is why you can't afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight 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.

On tonight's show: With the open United States Senate seat drawing plenty of Democratic contenders, the primaries for vacated House seats opens up as well.  We'll discuss the latest.  I will share some thoughts on my appearance on today's Marc Steiner Show where we discussed, among other things, the growing ideological divide in the American electorate? What is the cause and what can or should be done about it? Governor Hogan and Senate President Miller have reached an agreement to put off the issue of getting rid of judcial elections until next year.  Good idea? We'll discuss. As I predicted, the "conservative ally" of Larry Hogan, Comptroller Peter Franchot, is opposing Governor Hogan on tax cuts. And I invite out of control cyclists to "Get Off My Lawn". Tonight's episode brought to you by the Maryland Federation of College Republicans (MDFCR)  annual convention.  For more information on this great event click http://mdfcr2015.eventbrite.com/

This week, Brian takes Delegate Aruna Miller to task for her flippant tweet about Bond Bills

On this Friday the 13th of March 2015 edition of the @RedMaryland NewsHour: We cover life issues, from abortion to euthanasia. Hear from the annual March for Life rally, and testamony on the death-with-dignity/assisted suicide bill. We hear about gun legislation, and a Senator and Delegate going to the dogs. We hear from some of those considering running for office. A Senator is back from Selma, and the Governor talks to reporters. All this at RedMaryland.com

The Flagship Show of the Red Maryland Network, with Brian Griffiths and Greg Kline. On this week's show: We'll unveil the results of this month's Red Maryland Poll We'll discuss the latest machinations in the General Assembly and the jockeying for 2016. And the General Assembly has solved all of the state'sproblems, and have moved on to trying to ban plastic bags. All that and more  is why you can't afford to miss an episode of Red Maryland Radio tonight 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.

On tonight's show: More Maryland Democrats announce they will seek retiring Senator Barbara Mikulski's seat.  At least one prominent Republican contender hints as to his intent.  We'll discuss. Liberal democrats in the General Assembly vote down efforts to repeal the "Rain Tax".  A defeat for Governor Hogan or the planting of the seeds of his reelection? Former Raven O.J. Brigance provides powerful testimony against physician assisted suicide in Maryland.  The issue has been heard in both chambers and its fate is unclear. We have some fun by discussing well known words and phrases that turn 100 years old this year.  

This week Brian talks about the pratfalls of Daylight Saving time and government's desire to control nature

On the @RedMaryland NewsHour for 3/6/15 Wrap-ups on CPAC, Maryland legislation, and the district 33 House seat. Oh, and pray for the guy who sings our closing theme. All this at  Redmaryland.com