The Politics Hour – October 12, 2018
We meet Dionne Reeder, a business owner running for D.C. Council, and the new chair of Virginia's Republican Party, Jack Wilson.
Delegate-elect Danica Roem protesting President Trump's "trans military ban" in front of the White House in July 2017.
Democrats pulled of victories across Virginia, including top of the ticket races for Governor, Lt. Governor and Attorney General, along with stunning upsets that could flip the House of Delegates. We analyze the results with former Congressman Tom Davis (R-Va), and Laura Vozzella, who covers Virginia politics for the Washington Post.
Guests
- Tom Davis Director of Government Affairs & Public Policy, Deloitte LLP; Former Member, U.S. House of Representatives (R-Va, Dist. 11)
- Fenit Nirappil Reporter, Washington Post; @FenitN
- Danica Roem Del. Elect, Virginia House of Delegates (D-Dist. 13)
- Justin Fairfax Virginia Lt. Gov. Elect (D); Attorney, Venable LLP.
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