Podcasts
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AFP is alive, well and active — our interview with state director Audrey Jackson
February 6, 2012The state’s largest free market group is still hard at work. Here’s what’s on their agenda.
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Rep. Rob Wittman on defense cuts and an alternative tax system
February 6, 2012The Obama administration does want to cut government spending — but only on defense. That’s bad news for the nation’s security, and Virginia’s economic health. Plus, scrapping the tax code, why that’s important and what should replace it.
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George Allen: Obama’s overreach, and the need for a robust domestic energy policy
February 6, 2012The Republican Senate candidate says the Obama administration’s energy policy can be summed-up in a single word: Solyndra. What we really need is an energy policy that exploits our own resources, creating jobs and revenues right here at home.
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Is it a base problem, or a Romney problem?
February 6, 2012Jim Hoeft’s “Two Minute Drill” looks at the numbers and finds that, the hand-wring of some aside, the Republican base is making its choice for president crystal clear.
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On the air with Scott Rigell, Randy Forbes and Bob Livingston
January 30, 2012Leading by example, breakfast with Buffett, “Courageous,” the (recycled) State of the Union, 1,000 days of shirking and much more.
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Podcast reaction to State of the Union from Rep. Rob Wittman
January 25, 2012I had the chance to catch up with Congressman Rob Wittman of “America’s First District” to talk about the State of the Union and what he heard that was positive for the district and Virginia.
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On the air: Superpacs, Sunday hunting, local mandates and congressional redistricting
January 23, 2012On this podcast edition of “The Score” radio show… We talk with David Poole, executive director of VPAP, about the rise of superpacs, the quasi-independent cash windows [...]
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On the air with Bob Holsworth, Patrick Wales and the return of the Two Minute Drill
January 14, 2012On this podcast edition of “The Score” radio show… Dr. Bob Holsworth and Scott Lee talk GOP presidential politics — the ins, outs, ups and downs of [...]
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On the air with Bill Bolling, Tim Donner and Ken Cuccinelli
January 7, 2012On this podcast edition of “The Score” radio show… Scott Lee talks with Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling about the Virginia’s presidential ballot access snafu, the “sour grapes” [...]
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On the air with George Allen, Shaun Kenney and Rick Sincere (Updated)
December 31, 2011On this podcast edition of “The Score” radio show… Charlottesville Electoral Board chairman Rick Sincere walks us through a weed patch that until a few days ago [...]
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Gary Johnson drops GOP prez campaign, opts for LP route to nomination
December 21, 2011Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson is dropping out of the GOP presidential sweepstakes and instead, according to Politico, is going to seek the Libertarian Party nomination: [...]
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Scott Lee and the anniversary of the Bill of Rights
December 17, 2011This past week marks the 220th Anniversary of the Bill of Rights. Did anyone notice?
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Neal McCluskey of Cato discusses McDonnell’s increase in high-ed funding
December 17, 2011News came this week that Gov. McDonnell wants to spend an additional $100 million on higher education in an attempt to make Virginia’s colleges and universities less expensive, their students more marketable and such and such. But does it make any sense?
Neal McCluskey of Cato discusses McDonnell's increase in high-ed funding; Dec. 17, 2011 [ 10:12 ] Play in Popup | Download -
Del. Greg Habeeb discusses his homeowner’s self-defense bill on “The Score”
December 17, 2011Del. Greg Habeeb, who represents the 8th District in Salem and part of Roanoke County, is proposing HB14 – a bill filed to protect homeowners who act in self-defense during a home invasion.
Del. Greg Habeeb discusses his homeowner's self-defense bill; Dec. 17, 2011 [ 8:00 ] Play in Popup | Download -
Shaun Kenney joins Scott Lee to talk 2013 governor’s GOP nomination fight
December 17, 2011This week on Bearing Drift’s “The Score,” Shaun Kenney joins Scott Lee to talk about how Attorney General Ken Cuccineli “broke protocol” to challenge Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling for the Republican nomination for governor in 2013.
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