Political Blogger Roundtable

On Monday, April 14 from 10-11 AM, I will be participating in a political bloggers’ roundtable on Weekday with Steve Scher on KUOW 94.9 FM National Public Radio in Seattle.

We will talk about a variety of state and national issues, including:

The 2008 Washington governor's race

What to expect with the new state primary system

The presidential race – the Pennsylvania primary, superdelegates, both Democrat’s chances vs. McCain

Other legislative races: Burner-Reichert, Hastings-Fearing, state legislature…

State transportation woes – any solutions on the horizon?

You can listen live to streaming audio of the broadcast at www.kuow.org. Podcasts are also available if you miss the live broadcast.

Confirmed Guests:

David Goldstein is founder and blogger-in-chief of HorsesAss.Org. He came up with the name of the blog as a way to describe anti-taxman Tim Eyman. Goldstein also blogs at Huffington Post and Daily Kos. He lives in Seattle. (studio-confirmed)

Eric Earling is a contributing editor at Sound Politics. He describes himself as an "outside-the-box conservative thinker." He's got a day job as Deputy Regional Representative in the U.S. Department of Education's Seattle office. He lives near Lynnwood. (studio-confirmed)

Tom Forbes blogs at Palousitics. He is active in the Whitman County Republican Party and was Mike Huckabee's county campaign manager. He's lived in Pullman for ten years, and is a computer programmer/analyst by day. (via phone)

(10:20-10:25) Liz Burlingame [BURLing-game] blogs at SeattlePoliticore. She spent four days on Chris Gregoire's campaign bus last week. She just graduated from the University of Washington with a journalism degree and lives in Seattle. [via phone]

I'll also be live blogging (which should be interesting while I'm on the phone.)