Conservative Refuge Podcast – Red Maryland Edition
on August 13, 2007 at 12:02 am
Jam packed with conservative goodness, it is the latest Conservative Refuge Podcast. You can listen by visiting here:
http://theconservativerefuge.libsyn.com
Our blogger roundtable convenes to discuss the latest in the Maryland state budget debate. You will want to hear as we are joined by the two most influential bloggers in Maryland , special guest Streiff ,contributing editor of Redstate.com , and our regular contributor Brian Griffiths .
I also share the latest from the “Fat Files” as well as a fascinating piece outlining why Anne Arundel County needs an elected school board.
Listen in and share your thoughts.
Greg Kline
A long-time conservative activist and former General Assembly candidate, Greg Kline exploded onto the conservative media scene with his blog The Conservative Refuge in 2007. His unmatched Conservative Refuge Radio on the Red Maryland Network covers local and national politics with Greg’s own unique brand of news and comment. In addition to his work as a founder of the Red Maryland Network, Greg expanded these internet efforts into regular appearances on WGMD's Mike in the Morning show, WMAL, WEAA's Marc Steiner show, WBAL's C4 show, WAMD 970AM’s Word on the Street program with host Warren Monks, guest appearances on WCBM 680AM's Pat McDonough Show and regular guest appearances on The Right Issue produced for Comcast cable viewers in Anne Arundel county. When he is not spreading his unique blend of pop culture inspired wit and bedrock conservatism, Greg is an attorney and managing member of the Law Office of Gregory M. Kline, LLC Greg’s legal career has led him to represent a number of high profile clients often putting him in the middle of some of the hottest political controversies in recent Maryland history.
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