Saying Goodbye To The Kojo Nnamdi Show
On this last episode, we look back on 23 years of joyous, difficult and always informative conversation.
Virginia's voters are readying to vote in the upcoming gubernatorial primaries on June 13.
Did Donald Trump’s populist message of standing up to the political elite help him win the presidency? Many political analysts think so. Now, with a week to go before Virginia’s gubernatorial primary, Kojo explores whether that same populist sentiment will sway voters in the commonwealth’s race.
Guests
- Rachel Bitecofer Professor, Christopher Newport University; Assistant Director, Wason Center for Politics and Public Policy, @RachelBitecofer
- Jeff Schapiro Columnist, Richmond Times-Dispatch, @RTDSchapiro
- Jeffrey Frederick Former Member, Virginia House of Delegates (R- 52nd District); Former Chairman, Republican Party of Virginia; @JeffFrederick
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