Episode 31. Virginia Politics On-Demand. July 10, 2008.

       
By J.R. Hoeft
Published July 10th, 2008  

In this week’s show, Shaun Kenney and Brian Kirwin join J.R. to talk the latest in politics in Virginia. This week’s show includes:

  • Special guest D.J. McGuire and a discussion of why last night’s transportation effort by House Republicans was both politically and policy-wise a great move
  • Brian gives the back-story as to how Del. Oder’s substitute bill became a reality /li>

  • We all talk about off-shore drilling and responsible, rational Democrats
  • And, Shaun has a big announcement!

If you are so inclined, please send your comments for the show to vpod@bearingdrift.com — they will be read on the next podcast.

During the podcast, we mentioned Lt. Gov. Bolling’s statement. It can be found here.

 
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4 Responses to “Episode 31. Virginia Politics On-Demand. July 10, 2008.”

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