Podcasts
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Post-debate interview: Jamie Radtke
April 29, 2012Rick Sincere catches up with Jamie Radtke after the first GOP Senate debate.
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Post-debate interview: George Allen
April 29, 2012Rick Sincere joins the press gaggle surrounding George Allen after the first GOP debate in Roanoke.
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Pre-debate interview with RPV chairman Pat Mullins
April 29, 2012Rick Sincere interviews RPV chairman Pat Mullins about the structure of the debates and what advantages Mullins sees to having multiple candidates seeking the party’s Senate nomination.
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American as apple pie: financial bailouts, and the expansion of government power
April 15, 2012Large financial firms, government bailout agencies, and politicians all claim to have “saved America” (and the world) from economic catastrophe. But did they really do that? Or was the reaction to the 2008 crash part of a long-standing pattern of shifting blame and grabbing power?
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An interview with LtG candidate Corey Stewart
April 15, 2012Corey Stewart wants to be Virginia’s next lieutenant governor. Why is a part-time job that has little constitutional power generating such early interest? An even split in the Senate…which, as Bill Bolling demonstrated in the most recent General Assembly session, has made the post pivotal to the Republican agenda.
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The Score this week: Stewart is in, bank bailouts, taxes, global warming and more
April 15, 2012We talk with PWC Board of Supervisors chairman Corey Stewart about his bid for the GOP lieutenant governor nomination; Vern McKinley walks us through the wreckage of the bank bailouts; Tim Kaine wants a supersized tax increase and Edmund Burke makes a guest appearance.
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Conservatives need to act like it
April 13, 2012The shared conservative goals of limited government, promotion of the free market, and fiscal responsibility need to be the backbone for conservatism. But they also have to be implemented with prudence and judgment, lest conservatives never get elected again.
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Cantor on the JOBS Act’s passage and his follow-up push for a small business tax cut
April 7, 2012The JOBS Act managed to survive the mau-mauing of the New York Times, the AAR and Sen. Dick Durbin to become law last week. House majority leader Eric Cantor joins us to talk about the new law, what it means for start-ups seeking investor capital, and the 20 percent small business tax cut he will unveil in the days ahead.
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Gary Johnson picks the hard road to the White House
April 7, 2012The man who served two complete terms as governor, cut government spending and ran out of ink for his veto pen more times than he can remember wants to be president. We find out if he’s got a chance.
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Say goodbye to the wrestling team and boys’ baseball?
April 7, 2012The de facto discrimination against male athletes could soon grow even bigger, as a court ruling clears the way for the Department of Education to enforce Title IX rules on high schools.
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