Republican Party of Virginia

What should we do, if anything? The midterms, and particularly we'll talk about the Fifth District race.

Coming up in hour number two, it's Jeff Ryer, the Chair of the Republican Party of Virginia, will be our guest.

Looking forward to that conversation for obvious reasons, but I have been critical of the lack of communication from RPV, and we'll talk about all of that when Jeff Ryer joins us in hour number two.

And then it's our Law and Order segment that we do quarterly, where we have the Police Chief Michael Kochis and the Commonwealth's Attorney, both from Charlottesville, Joe Platania, here in studio to discuss issues of law and order.

We're at those hour number two, which starts in just a few minutes.

Nine seven seven ten seventy is the phone number, and we'd love to hear from you.

And coming up in hour number two, Jeff Fryer, the chair of the Republican Party of Virginia, Charlottesville Commonwealth's Attorney Joe Platania, and Police Chief Michael Kochis here in studio, Law and Order in Charlottesville.

Stay with us.

I wanted to bring this up because I got an

email from one of our listeners today asking me if I would interview the chair of the Republican Party of Virginia.

I don't know what's become of that organization.

I want to get your take because to me they seem like they've completely just ghosted out.