The Red Maryland Network

It's an all new Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network. On tonight's show: Mike Malone has been selected as the new Delegate from District 33. We'll walk through the process. You might have heard that there was an open seat Senate race next year. We'll talk about it and the potential Republican challengers. And there's an important hearing tomorrow on the Assisted Suicide legislation. We'll tell you how you can help stop it. 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: Senator Mikulski has announced she will not seek reelection in 2016.  Who will replace her? We'll discuss. Maryland Democrats are pushing a bill to have felons vote.  No, really. The Baltimore Sun thinks they have an answer to drunk driving. I will provide some insight. Thinking about running for President? You'll need a great campaign song but make sure the artist supports your political agenda or you might have the same problems these candidates had. The cyclists have returned to demand motorists treat them with more respect.  I invite them to "Get Off My Lawn".

This week Brian talks about CPAC and its place within the movemen

Recorded Live from the State Capital & CPAC - We go from Annapolis to National Harbor. On the @RedMaryland NewsHour for this week: Early Voting, the PMT, District 33, & CPAC. With Delegate Parrot, District 33 candidates, Sean Hannity, Scott Walker, Dan Bongino, and more.

It's an all new Red Maryland Radio tonight at 8 PM on the Red Maryland Network. On tonight's show: We invited every single Republican who has applied for the District 33 vacancy to call us and talk about why they should be appointed. We heard from Jeff Ferguson, Diane Rey, Jamie Falcon, Sam Brown, the Rev. Andrew Counterman, Nora Keenan, and Angelette Cintron-Aviles. We also get a report from News Director Duane Keenan live from CPAC, along with a special appearance by Governor Rick Perry. Yes, Rick Perry. 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:  A list of candidates has been released of those seeking to fill the legislative vacancy in District 33.  We'll discuss. While gnashing their teeth over state "cuts" to education in Baltimore City, City leaders admit they have a $60 million deficit they cannot account for; The guys at CenterMaryland are all in for legalizing weed, but know it won't pass.  We'll discuss. Some follow up thoughts on my piece at RM "In Defense of Life".  I also share some feedback. A little fun, I share 42 Old English insults.  

This week Brian talks about his RedMaryland.com piece on the Carroll County Central Commitee Lawsuit

On the @RedMaryland NewsHour Cops might soon let you drive faster. Nancy Kopp gets another term as Treasurer. The new sheriff in town, Governor Larry Hogan, tackles procurement, contracts, and bad estimates. A FaceBook post makes Allred's face red, and leaves him unemployed.

It's another episode of the Flagship, Red Maryland Radio, with Brian Griffiths and Greg Kline. On tonight's episode: At 8:05 we're hear from the Baltimore County Central Committee on their efforts to repeal the Rain Tax next week. Many Democrats are already writing off Larry Hogan's 2014 victory as a function of disaffected Democrats staying home. There might be a rising conservative counterculture, and The Federalist suggests some principles for it.

On tonight's show: With the General Assembly considering a repeal of the "Rain Tax", Anne Arundel leaders propose a repeal in their own county but a Republican may be the one to keep this from happening.  We'll discuss.  The illness of a well-respected Annapolis figure is being exploited by the pro suicide movement to promote their death agenda in Maryland. We will have an extended discussion of an issue we have been warning for months would be coming to the fore.   Contrary to what you may hear, not every legislator in Annapolis in moving to legalize marijuana.  Some bi-partisan efforts are underway to responsibility deal with the failures of last year's decriminalization bill. We'll share those proposals and why they are a good idea. With the season's first significant snow expected, we discuss the most annoying things about winter driving.

This week, Brian defends meteorologists and weather forecasters. He also mocks global warming alarmists who criticize meteorologists for their short-term "guesstimates" while defending unrproven climate forecasts.

On a jam-packed @RedMaryland NewsHour this week: Hunting on baited fields. Extensive coverage of Second Amendment Tuesday. Gov.Larry Hogan fights the Rain Tax, we have his press conference about it. We also talk to a Sherriff about a horse, and it's no equine. All at RedMaryland.com

The flagship show of the Red Maryland Network, with Brian Griffiths and Greg Kline. On tonight's show: We'll reveal the February Red Maryland Poll Results Speaking of polls, we'll break down a new poll from the Washington Post. And Mike Miller is back in the news, this time talking about eliminating Circuit Court elections. 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 The fallout continues from Governor Hogan's State of the State address.  We'll discuss. Governor Hogan wants to end automatic gas tax hikes.  Liberal democrats want to keep them. Would an alert system on every cell phone and tv be the answer to hit and run accidents?  One Senator thinks so. The General Assembly takes up the important issue of .... grave robbing. Yes, grave robbing. I invite radical environmentalists who want to bring lawsuits in the name of "mother nature" to Get Off My Lawn. 

This week, Brian takes a look at the Super Bowl commercials as an examination of our national psyche.