CrazySanMan
2013'er
Gov
Hogan 884,400
Brown 818,890
Quinn 25,382
Total 1,728,672
AG
Frosh 935,846
Pritzker 682,265
Dymowski 57,069
Total 1,675,180
Looks to me that 117,000 or so D's and I's who voted for Frosh voted for Hogan.
Mike Smigiel's thoughts on Hogan
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Gov
Hogan 884,400
Brown 818,890
Quinn 25,382
Total 1,728,672
AG
Frosh 935,846
Pritzker 682,265
Dymowski 57,069
Total 1,675,180
Looks to me that 117,000 or so D's and I's who voted for Frosh voted for Hogan.
’Twas brillig, and the slithy toves
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.
Voting for Hogan is the smartest thing ANY Marylander can do.
Voting for Hogan is the stupidest thing ANY Marylander can do.
Who has had their mind changed by any of these threads?
Did gyre and gimble in the wabe:
All mimsy were the borogoves,
And the mome raths outgrabe.
Voting for Hogan is the smartest thing ANY Marylander can do.
Voting for Hogan is the stupidest thing ANY Marylander can do.
Who has had their mind changed by any of these threads?
fred55
Senior
Every American citizen has the duty to vote! I got fed up with Maryland's political directions, not just 2A issues, and left the state. I consider myself lucky. Businesses stumble and fail because they do not provide what the customers want. The GOP party in MD is stumbling IMHO. I suspect Hogan ran the first election as a R because he didn't think he'd get full D support. If the PP at Annapolis Monday nights, testimony at the proposed bill hearings, and phone call and letter writing, didn't get the GOP and Hogans attention I doubt anything else will. I'm hoping MD gets straightened out, but not optimistic, they have too much in common with NY, NJ, CT, and CA. Hogan is not the only issue in MD. fred55
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,027
Fiscally more conservative. Not socially or culturally.
2A infringements don't cost money like social programs do.
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,027
TexDefender
Ultimate Member
- Feb 28, 2017
- 1,572
You hit it dead center!
fred55
Senior
So, if Hogan gets re-elected and the GOP takes all contested seats, this sessions anti 2A bills get recalled? G&S includes self defense, and no new anti bills get signed by "MDA Larry" next four sessions, right? fred55
None of those things getting better isn't the same as everything - EVERYTHING - getting wildly and quickly worse, and not just on the 2A front.
CrazySanMan
2013'er
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,027
If we could have avoided O'Malley, FSA2013 wouldn't have happened.
But now, you want 8 years of O'Malley II, to pick up where O'Malley left off, hoping that the liberal electorate will get sick of him and elect someone to undo the damage he does for the next 8 years? Someone who is also pro-2A in an anti-2A state?
When pigs fly.
CrazySanMan
2013'er
Two ways to describe what I was saying there.
1. The state needs to hit rock bottom in order to change. Jealous would pretty much be rock bottom.
2. Stop thinking about the next 4 years and think 20 years from now. Hogan will lead to a continual left slide. Jealous will cause a springboard effect to the right. Think of it this way - the next governor after Jealous will be more conservative than whomever follows Hogan.
And 3, just for S&G, what if Jealous wins two terms after Hogan? Then you get 12 years of bad luck instead of 4.
dist1646
Ultimate Member
Going back and forth about one person in office really isn't going to do a thing! It doesn't matter who sits in the Governor's mansion, as long as the legislature remains untouched and solidly in the hands of the democrat party! Nothing will ever change in this state until the parasites in the legislature are removed from their almost dictatorial power!
Ranchero50
Ultimate Member
You assume falsely that there is a bottom... What we assume to be bottom is just the beginning of 'normal' for the Liberal 'D' folks.
Obviously the out-of-state game players aren't going to stop playing games in which they have no stake. It's just armchair amusement.
The only (and only marginally) compelling reason to hash through these things is to make sure that drive-by googlers (or very casual users here) and others banging into these threads aren't left only seeing calls to vote against Hogan and thus in support of Jealous, based on some flimsy premises that don't hold up to the sort of scrutiny that most drive-by visitors won't take the time to perform.
- Jan 30, 2013
- 34,027
Two ways to describe what I was saying there.
1. The state needs to hit rock bottom in order to change. Jealous would pretty much be rock bottom.
2. Stop thinking about the next 4 years and think 20 years from now. Hogan will lead to a continual left slide. Jealous will cause a springboard effect to the right. Think of it this way - the next governor after Jealous will be more conservative than whomever follows Hogan.
And 3, just for S&G, what if Jealous wins two terms after Hogan? Then you get 12 years of bad luck instead of 4.
It hasn't worked that way anywhere else, and won't here either. Look at California, Chicago, Takoma Park and every other Leftist jurisdiction in the U.S., whether state, city, county, or municipal.
Like I said: When pigs fly.
Why don't you get involved in local Denver or Colorado politics and see whether you can get a Leftist-enough government elected where you live, so as to cause a total collapse of the Left, a shift to the Right, and thereby entice Magpul to move back to Colorado? I'll give you 20 years.
That's a pretty substantial middle section of folks voting for Hogan and Frosh - much larger than the MDS active user base. These are the voters that Hogan is triangulating for again. I don't think he's worried about losing voters that view 2A rights as a deterministic issue. The only place this might hurt him is in a (possible) future national run.
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CrazySanMan
2013'er
I guess I'm hoping that Maryland voters are more intelligent than California voters, they just need a good kick in the pants to make them open their eyes.
TexDefender
Ultimate Member
- Feb 28, 2017
- 1,572
I highly doubt that, just look at the 40 or 50 years Baltimore has been under the Democratic Party rule.
StantonCree
Watch your beer
- Jan 23, 2011
- 23,932
If this is the case i formally suggest we get 5000 people to write in “Big Boobz) (with a Z)
5000 votes won’t swing an election but maybe the MDGOP will give us more of what we want.......or maybe we will look foolish
I’m voting for boaty McBoatFace
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