Mr H
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Ron George, David Craig, and Charles Lollar will be debating tonight, 7PM, on Baltimore channel 45
Repub. Debate, tonight 7PM
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It appears FiOS (PG County) doesn't support this station. Ugh!
Mr H
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Mr H
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Larry Hogan declined to participate.
- Dec 27, 2012
- 30,215
I like what I heard of Charles Lollar
Mr H
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So far, the Big 3 are still the Big 3
But Craig made a point just now I resonate with (re: hospitals)... The caps seem to be driving people toward the center of the state...
hmmmm.....
But Craig made a point just now I resonate with (re: hospitals)... The caps seem to be driving people toward the center of the state...
hmmmm.....
Soda
Active Member
- Dec 14, 2010
- 782
These guys are making way too much sense.... No way they will get elected.
Mr H
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Out of his depth and inartful, yes... but makes good points.
BTW... Mister "never raise a tax" talks about taxing MJ...
BTW... Mister "never raise a tax" talks about taxing MJ...
Mr H
Banana'd
Ron George -1
What does the "Rain Tax" have to do with the 10th Amendment???
What does the "Rain Tax" have to do with the 10th Amendment???
LawAnomaly
Ultimate Member
Lollar has a great chance in the city because of the obvious; he outblacks brown
danb
dont be a dumbass
I think the ticket will he Hogan-Lollar. This is really a VP debate IMO
Don H
Ultimate Member
10th "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people"
Maybe the Feds making the states tax and collect money to pay for a program they didn't agree to?
Maybe the Feds making the states tax and collect money to pay for a program they didn't agree to?
Mr H
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Interested in your rationale.
Hogan refused the invitation, and Lollar is already in high gear.
If I had to rate--JUST because of tonight...
Lollar 9.7
Craig 9.6
George 8.5
Hogan 7.5
Vaeth 7
I have a different personal ranking, but that's irrelevant right now.
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,121
Lollar was CRUSHED by Steny Hoyer in predominately black precincts in PG Co. last election cycle. People vote "D" in MD, unless given a compelling and exigent reason not to. Witness Ehrlich v. Townsend anomaly.
Lollar's a brilliant and great guy with lots of potential, but other than getting some name recognition, he -- and the Republicans -- are pissing in the wind. AND, the Republicans are wasting a talent and precious limited resources. He should have run for a more local office first, where he can have a chance.
Ragnar
Ultimate Member
Is this posted for replay anywhere?
ChrisR/T
Resident Beer Snob
That's exactly what the rain tax is. It's a federal regulation that MO'M pushed through the Maryland legislature to help Obama.
danb
dont be a dumbass
I am basing it on the RedMaryland (admittedly completely unscientific) monthly poll of "who will you vote for in the primary." Hogan is already in the lead after barely a month. Since the summer, George, Lollar, and Craig were running neck and neck (and neck) until Hogan joined the race.
January poll:
Hogan - 30.5%
George - 26.8%
Lollar -19.9%
Craig - 6.8%
A candidate in the lead plays defense not offense (hence Hogan not doing the debate).
Hogan-George or Hogan-Craig is the OFWG ticket. I am thinking that won't fly this year. It's always hard to say who the VP slot will go to, but I think Lollar is the best fit for the same reason Gansler chose whatsherface - to credibly bash Brown without getting branded a racist. Of course, there is a lot of time for any of the candidates to totally screw it up.
I like Lollar, but he should have run for a lower office first, he's made a lot of rookie mistakes, and does not have a lot of money in the bank.
To win you have to play the game. It is shameful that the GOP does not put up candidates in every single race. Every race. Regardless of the odds.
Brooklyn
I stand with John Locke.
You know how hard it is to run? Do you know how think you're skin must be. What of your family?
Running a hopeless race is a fools game.. financial disclosure.. fund razing.. having to walk away from a job or suspend a business... a chance to go to prison if your staff screws up and you violate election law.
Smart folks don't run most of the time... and to so with no chance at all... only a fool or a megolomanic ... sometimes both would do it.
We fix election law... stop turning campaigns into circuses.. ..then maybe..
Running a hopeless race is a fools game.. financial disclosure.. fund razing.. having to walk away from a job or suspend a business... a chance to go to prison if your staff screws up and you violate election law.
Smart folks don't run most of the time... and to so with no chance at all... only a fool or a megolomanic ... sometimes both would do it.
We fix election law... stop turning campaigns into circuses.. ..then maybe..
