what if he wins Nov. 4th...

AntiGun · Jun 17, 2014

gprimr1 said:
I'm not trying to be mean, but why didn't you DINO? There is no point in being an independent in MD.

It took me 20 years to give up being independent. Sometimes it's hard to give up and Thomfantomas is a young guy.

Brooklyn · Jun 17, 2014

AKbythebay said:
I'd like to agree with you buddy but I think 40% is about the top out point for any republican in a state wide race. The math just isn't there.

I lost all faith after the voters threw Ehrlich out after one term even though he had well over a 50% approval rating. Basically they said "we like him but we are still going to vote for the Democrat"

Bull.. most folks don't vote at all. Most likely disaffected most likely will vote anti status quo..

But if not Md will soon see my behind...

And every time we say no chance we kill the chance we do have....

thomfantomas · Jun 17, 2014

gprimr1 said:
I'm not trying to be mean, but why didn't you DINO? There is no point in being an independent in MD.

@Antigun

thanks for speaking up for me

but i recently got into politics 2012...i didn't know at the time :sad20:

MDFF2008 · Jun 17, 2014

AntiGun said:
It took me 20 years to give up being independent. Sometimes it's hard to give up and Thomfantomas is a young guy.

I couldn't imagine disenfranchising myself.

Brooklyn said:
Bull.. most folks don't vote at all. Most likely disaffected most likely will vote anti status quo..

But if not Md will soon see my behind...

And every time we say no chance we kill the chance we do have....

Agreed. We all know a gun owner who isn't' voting. Fix that.

Mr H · Jun 17, 2014

gprimr1 said:
I couldn't imagine disenfranchising myself.

Principles die hard, until they're replaced with purpose.

trailman · Jun 17, 2014

I'm voting for Heather Mizuer and I think she is gonna win. Because I want to be able to smoke pot anytime, but its OK cause its gonna pay for free daycare I mean universal pre-K for everyone's kids. And I hear she is going to let us kill off our old folks, I mean let us have assisted suicide. That's good too because everyone knows old people use more health care than young people and that will keep the costs down for the rest of us. I also understand she is going to go after all the rich people and they are going to leave the state, I like that, rich people are rich because they always have more money, if they leave there will be more money to go around for us. And last I'm voting for her because she likes girls and I like girls too. :clap:

Mr H · Jun 17, 2014

Here's the funny thing about all-day Pre-K...

There doesn't need to be anything done to make it happen.

SB332 passed and was signed without fanfare. Anyone touting their desire to make it happen is just bandwagoning!!

DC-W · Jun 17, 2014

Indiana Jones said:
STARFOX?!

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eruby · Jun 18, 2014

thomfantomas said:
unfortunately i'm neither affiliated parties but i will cast my vote just wish i could be apart of the primaries

gprimr1 said:
I'm not trying to be mean, but why didn't you DINO? There is no point in being an independent in MD.

AntiGun said:
It took me 20 years to give up being independent. Sometimes it's hard to give up and Thomfantomas is a young guy.

I'm curious if the 'independent' (bolded above was meant to be unnafiliated?

There is an Independent Party in Maryland and you can vote in that primary if thereare any candidates. Unnaffiliated meansd no primary.

I was going to DINO, but it was more important for me to vote for Fiora for Sheriff in Carroll County, so I also voted for Hogan. :thumbsup:

Mr H · Jun 18, 2014

eruby said:
I'm curious if the 'independent' (bolded above was meant to be unnafiliated?

There is an Independent Party in Maryland and you can vote in that primary if thereare any candidates. Unnaffiliated meansd no primary.

I was going to DINO, but it was more important for me to vote for Fiora for Sheriff in Carroll County, so I also voted for Hogan.

People often use the two interchangeably, though what you describe is the reality of it.

sxs · Jun 18, 2014

AKbythebay said:
Brown will be no different than O'Malley, who was not different than Glendenning

And yes, short of something crazy coming out of left field, the Dem will easily win the general election.

Just more of the same. Is it enought to get me to move? No. I've lived under Dem govs and legislatures in this state nearly my whole life. I survived this long....

No fan of Glendenning, but O'Malley has been basically Glendenning on Steroids and my fear is that Brown will up the ante some more. They are losing their fear of political reprisals due to changing demographics and gerrymandering. To be sure, I am not suggesting anyone give up. If anything, it's a reason to fight harder and to look for opportunities because when a group consolidates power, they usually will overreach.

AntiGun · Jun 18, 2014

eruby said:
I'm curious if the 'independent' (bolded above was meant to be unnafiliated?

There is an Independent Party in Maryland and you can vote in that primary if thereare any candidates. Unnaffiliated meansd no primary.

I was going to DINO, but it was more important for me to vote for Fiora for Sheriff in Carroll County, so I also voted for Hogan.

Mr H said:
People often use the two interchangeably, though what you describe is the reality of it.

unnafiliated for independence from established party doctrine

that's the one

MDFF2008 · Jun 18, 2014

thomfantomas said:
@Antigun thanks for speaking up for me

but i recently got into politics 2012...i didn't know at the time

It's ok. I didn't mean to come off mean, I just think it's important that we take advantage of one of the tools we do have, the ability to influence competitive democratic primaries.

AntiGun · Jun 18, 2014

gprimr1 said:
It's ok. I didn't mean to come off mean, I just think it's important that we take advantage of one of the tools we do have, the ability to influence competitive democratic primaries.

I totally agree and changed parties when I saw the futility of not voting in the primary that matters for maryland.
I brought a few other people with me.

browning guy · Jun 18, 2014

Parttime said:
There are 2 Marylands. 21 counties will vote against Brown or Gansler.

3 counties will elect one of them governor.

The truth of Maryland politics :sad20:

MDFF2008 · Jun 18, 2014

Just listened to two republicans in my office talking about how they won't vote this year.

So ****ing sad.

DC-W · Jun 18, 2014

gprimr1 said:
Just listened to two republicans in my office talking about how they won't vote this year.

So ****ing sad.

That's the problem.

Mr H · Jun 18, 2014

gprimr1 said:
Just listened to two republicans in my office talking about how they won't vote this year.

So ****ing sad.

Amazing...

It's the obtuse ones who really get to me... ESPECIALLY when they think they're sticking to the establishment by not participating.

Tell them to rinse out their manginas and effing grow a pair.

AntiGun · Jun 18, 2014

gprimr1 said:
Just listened to two republicans in my office talking about how they won't vote this year.

So ****ing sad.

I convinced a few coworkers the error of skipping the democratic primary. They switched and voted.
They were unaffiliated so maybe it was not as difficult as 2 republicans.

MDFF2008 · Jun 18, 2014

AntiGun said:
I convinced a few coworkers the error of skipping the democratic primary. They switched and voted.
They were unaffiliated so maybe it was not as difficult as 2 republicans.

Even if they vote Republican, Hogan needs every vote he can get.

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