Go Away, Bob Ehrlich!

It appears that Republican Bob Ehrlich's loss to Governor O'Malley in November hasn't deterred him from showing his face and making his voice heard in Maryland. Actually, quite literally that's what he is doing. Bob Ehrlich plans to host a radio show with his wife, Kendel, on a conservative local Maryland station. His show will be largely discussing family matters and presidential politics.

I don't think anybody is fooled by Ehrlich's attempt to remain in the spotlight for his own political gain and attention leading up to some key races in 2010, including those for the Governors office (Challenging Martin O'Malley) or the U.S. Senate (Challenging long-time legend in the Senate Barbara A. Mikulski). It is highly unusual for a so recently-trounced elected official to return to the spotlight so quickly, making us suspicious to Ehrlich's actions.

The radio show is on WBAL (1090 AM) on Saturday mornings. When Governor, Ehrlich usually felt comfortable fielding questions on the air from a largely conservative listenership. Feel free to call in to ask Ehrlich some questions of your own at 1-800-757-9225 when he is on the air (please be polite if you decide to call in, nothing is solved by rudeness).

Click Here to read a Washington Post article about Ehrlich's new show