AKbythebay
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Not a speck of blue in my county (QA)
I love living on the Shore!
I love living on the Shore!
Maryland not as blue as we think
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dist1646
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Don't worry! Libs are breeding while conservatives are working to support them!
I was made aware of this back in 2000 with the whole Algore debacle. It was certainly an eye opener.
tkd4life
Ultimate Member
It's not just Maryland. If you look at a similar map of the U.S it looks almost the same. A vast majority of the country is red, but the really high population density area's are blue. Democrat politicians are like drug dealers. Once you get people hooked on your product (welfare, drugs, obamaphones) you have a supporter/buyer for the rest of their lives.
Mr.Blue
Living In A Bizarro World
Problem is that all the population centers are Blue. Additionally the Dems really worked the gerrymandering so that more Dems can get elected into the state legislature and control the state. That's why I moved up to Frederick County. It's mostly red.
Glock 'n Roll
Active Member
Annex the blue counties into D.C. Problem solved.
Mr H
Banana'd
DubTap21
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DubTap21
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On my way to Man Up Mondays, I passed an old crippled couple exiting the Senate building, waiting for their ride. I heard the wife say to her husband "What do those signs say?" I stopped and interjected that they were pro 2A signs lambasting democrats for trampling our rights. She said that if we could just get rid of Montgomery County, PG county, and Baltimore, that this state would be all right. As far as 2A goes, she couldn't be more right.
Note to all members near Annapolis. Please make an effort to show-up and be heard! I spend 2 hours on the road to be at Lawyer's Mall for 45 Minutes as the elected officials walk from their offices to the General Assembly on Monday nights. It is great fun!
Note to all members near Annapolis. Please make an effort to show-up and be heard! I spend 2 hours on the road to be at Lawyer's Mall for 45 Minutes as the elected officials walk from their offices to the General Assembly on Monday nights. It is great fun!
jaybee
Ultimate Member
the democrats are moving the blue out of baltimore city and giving them free housing, food , etc etc, in the red area to change the demographics
crime and drugs are going up
crime and drugs are going up
cmb
Active Member
The problem is acually worse than this map makes it appear. The Dems have scattered those densely populated blue area votes around to gerrymander and cripple this state.
Exactly!
If you are not registered or don't vote, shame on you. Please do, it's easy and perhaps the most important thing you can do. I consider it a civic duty.
Know your voting district and your elected officials. Visiting your representatives in person is best, make an appointment to meet them in their office, or speak up at a town hall where they will be attending. Mailed - Hand written letters get the next highest attention. Telephone calls then mailed typed letters, and emails come in last in the influence spectrum.
Consider running for office yourself, it's not as hard as you might think. At least find a candidate you like and support them.
If you haven't voted in years because your district is so heavily gerrymandered your vote no longer matters, consider the advantages of going DINO: https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=190211
If you live in those blue areas, generally along the I95 corridor through Maryland, your only hope to help is to register as a Democrat and vote in the Democrat only Primary election - AGAINST the incumbent Democrat. You can still vote in the General election for the overall best candidate, who typically is a conservative.
Check out that DINO thread, and join the thousands of us. In some districts, we only need a couple thousand votes to break up this monopoly, this gerrymandering. Way fewer people vote in the non-Presidential election years, even fewer showup to vote during the Primary election. Your vote will matter most in 2018 at the Democrat Primary.
Know your voting district and your elected officials. Visiting your representatives in person is best, make an appointment to meet them in their office, or speak up at a town hall where they will be attending. Mailed - Hand written letters get the next highest attention. Telephone calls then mailed typed letters, and emails come in last in the influence spectrum.
Consider running for office yourself, it's not as hard as you might think. At least find a candidate you like and support them.
If you haven't voted in years because your district is so heavily gerrymandered your vote no longer matters, consider the advantages of going DINO: https://www.mdshooters.com/showthread.php?t=190211
If you live in those blue areas, generally along the I95 corridor through Maryland, your only hope to help is to register as a Democrat and vote in the Democrat only Primary election - AGAINST the incumbent Democrat. You can still vote in the General election for the overall best candidate, who typically is a conservative.
Check out that DINO thread, and join the thousands of us. In some districts, we only need a couple thousand votes to break up this monopoly, this gerrymandering. Way fewer people vote in the non-Presidential election years, even fewer showup to vote during the Primary election. Your vote will matter most in 2018 at the Democrat Primary.
Yup, very sad.
from the case link
The eight justices who struck down state senate inequality based their decision on the principle of “one person, one vote”. In his majority decision, Chief Justice Earl Warren said “Legislators represent people, not trees or acres. Legislators are elected by voters, not farms or cities or economic interests.”
I think our only hope for this country is to fight to end the vote buying with tax revenue, AKA LBJ's great society vote-buying scheme. If the gimme group could be made to loose their vote while on the take, it will weaken that voting block.
Muleskinner
Ultimate Member
Harris? you mean the political coward afraid of his own shadow? Who refuses to hold town halls because he's afraid of liberal protesters?
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