The Muting of Conservative Voices in Puget Sound Continues. Is There a Remedy?

By: Bryan Myrick (Diary)  |  December 7th at 02:00 PM  | 

Seattle once set a gleaming example of how all-politics talk radio could be successful on AM radio. In the span of just one year Washington state’s largest media market has seen the format’s potential to affect state and local politics made impotent, leaving conservative communicators to wonder where the new pathways will develop to balance a crowd of moderate and liberal voices discussing state, local | Read More »

Radio Talk Host Kirby Wilbur Announces Challenge for State GOP Chair

By: Bryan Myrick (Diary)  |  November 9th at 08:30 PM  | 

As Republicans in Washington State assess the fallout from last Tuesday’s elections, upturning the state party hierarchy is becoming an outlet for a very real sense that opportunities for GOP gains were missed because of a lack of a ground game. By telephone this morning, Kirby Wilbur informed me that he would be running for chair of the State Republican Party, and that he had | Read More »