February 13, 2008
Baehr/Moran on Last Night's Primaries
If you missed the live stream of The Rick Moran Show last night, you can stream or download the podcast by going here. My partner in crime, AT political correspondent Rich Baehr joined me for the entire hour as usual and gave his usual keen insights into the race.
Ed Morrissey of Captainsquartersblog.com joined us in the first half hour for what turned out to be a lively discussion of the possibilities going forward for Hillary Clinton. We also took a peek at the prospects for the GOP in the general election and how a slight change in strategy might be warranted because some states that are normally reliable Republican may be in play this year.
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