Category: Podcasts

Sen. Tom Garrett on the shady voter registration practices of the Voter Participation Center

The DC-based group has broken voter registration laws in other states, and in Virginia, it’s been trying to register pets, kids and felons. But there’s no such thing as voter fraud, right?

Chris Perkins on his campaign against Gerry Connolly

GOP congressional candidate Chris Perkins talks with us about his campaign to retire incumbent Democrat Gerry Connolly.

Patrick Murray wants to send Jim Moran packing

Rick Sincere interviews Republican Patrick Murray, who is challenging incumbent Jim Moran in the 8th congressional district.

The Score this week: congressional candidates and fishy voter registrations

We talk to Republican congressional candidates Patrick Murray and Chris Perkins and with Sen. Tom Garrett about something Democrats assured us could not possibly be real: voter fraud.

The ever-tolerant, always enlightened left tries to shout-down Victoria Cobb

Because mau-mauing your opponents never goes out of style…

Hoeft: how much freedom are you willing to give up to mitigate risk?

Should we ask the government to take all the risk out of our lives — and with it, our fundamental liberties?

Snyder talks voter outreach milestones, and how Tim Kaine gave us a look at his real beliefs

Virginia Victory chairman Pete Snyder gives us an update on the GOP ground game in the state and how the debate between Tim Kaine and George Allen exposed Mr. Kaine’s core beliefs in bigger government and higher taxes

The Score this week: Victory on the move, Barone on Allen v. Kaine, risky business and the very angry left

On this week’s show, we talk with Virginia Victory chairman Pete Snyder, AEI’s Michael Barone, Family Foundation president Victoria Cobb and Jim Hoeft faces the risks in his Two Minute Drill.

Will Mitt choose Condi? Rob or Bobby? Maybe Marco? And what about Bob?

The Republican vice presidential sweepstakes are still underway and almost all the names mentioned so far still seem to be in the hunt. But who will Mitt choose? And will it make a dime’s worth of difference come November?

Ken Cuccinelli on the Jens Soering case, and the AG’s new lawsuit against the EPA

Ken Cuccinelli says the “Lord only knows” why then-Gov. Tim Kaine decided to transfer convicted double murderer Jens Soering to German custody — an act that would have made Soering a free man today.