Norman Leahy
Norm Leahy is a political reporter for the American Media Institute, and a Washington Post columnist.
The Score: Trophy Hunting
On the show this week: polls and maps…taxing and spending…dinosaurs and restrooms.
The Score: Katie Gets Sued
On the show this week: Philip Van Cleave on the VCDL lawsuit against Katie Couric; baskets of deplorable dog whistles; Miss political America, and a lesson not often taught at Yorktown High.
The Score: Mr. Kaine’s Phantoms
On the show this week: Mr. Kaine’s phantoms, Virgil Goode’s pronouncements, Cynthia Dunbar’s economic illiteracy, Kai Degner’s quixotic campaign, and remembering 9/11.
The Score: Immigrants, felons, and a Buckley moment
On the show this week: Donald Trump’s latest version of immigration reform; exorcizing the alt-right, felons rights restoration, pro and con, and quarterbacks.
The Score: the Mark Warner/Tim Kaine Road Show
On the show this week: Sens. Warner and Kaine trot out their schtick, leaving some enthralled, and others looking to bury the silver. Plus, Mrs. Clinton’s anti-Second Amendment supporters, and a case of blistering rudeness in Harrisonburg
The Score: The Immorality of Clinton’s Tax Plans
On the show this week: Dog whistles from the Governor on rights, taxing the rich an the dead from Secretary Clinton, law and order from Trump, and a trip to Mount Vernon.
The Score: The Return of Clintonomics
On the show this week: Hillary Clinton’s economic plan; trying to make an issue of Tim Kaine; UVA’s slush fund; gremlins in the system, and more.
The Score: Mr. Kaine’s Apology-thon
On the show this week: Hillary’s tax plans, and Tim Kaine’s apologies (and record, and more). Plus, bathrooms, emojis, and tax holidays for the rest of us.
The Score: After the GOP Thunder Dome
On the radio show this week: looking back at the Republican Convention, and looking forward to the Democratic gathering in Philly. Plus, ideas still matter (to some), but identity politics matter more.
The Score: Hillary Gets a Pass, For Now
On the radio show this week: Hillary gets a walk, but it may not be consequence-free; Scott becomes a strong advocate for a Tim Kaine vice presidential nomination; a shopping trip leads to a discussion of pop culture; and, the new Bearing Drift.
