hillbilly grandpa
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Control over redistricting.
So what if Hogan wins a Second term?
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CrueChief
Cocker Dad/RIP Bella
Governor doesn't control this the MGA does. He can only recommend a map.
hillbilly grandpa
Active Member
OK. Control over the map recommended.
Sigfan77
My dog loves his Sig, too
- Feb 19, 2013
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CrazySanMan
2013'er
thomfantomas
Crna Ovca
Yep...definitely not getting my vote
- Jul 29, 2014
- 50,026
I will not be the tie breaker...
...but, then again, I am not planning on being around for the final outcome.
...but, then again, I am not planning on being around for the final outcome.
oharek
Member
- Jun 19, 2013
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If he wins a second term we will get more of this and more bills like HB1302. I can’t vote for him.
Stagstalker
Active Member
Hogan shouts from the galley of the corrupt.
https://www.yahoo.com/news/four-us-states-refuse-deploy-national-guard-border-173545530.html
Washington (AFP) - Five US states are refusing to deploy National Guard troops to the US-Mexico border amid a growing outcry over a controversial immigration policy of President Donald Trump's administration that has led to migrant children being separated from their parents.
The Democratic governors of Colorado, New York and Virginia and the Republican governors of Maryland and Massachusetts all said they would not send members of their state's National Guard units for border duty.
"We will not be complicit in this ongoing human tragedy," New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, said Tuesday.
"In the face of the federal government's inhumane treatment of immigrant families, New York will not deploy National Guard to the border," Cuomo said on Twitter.
Larry Hogan, the Republican governor of Maryland, said he will not send any National Guard resources to the border "until this policy of separating children from their families has been rescinded."
Hogan said he had ordered a four-member helicopter crew which had been stationed in the border state of New Mexico to "immediately return" home.
"Immigration enforcement efforts should focus on criminals, not separating innocent children from their families," Hogan said.
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam said he had ordered the recall of a helicopter and four soldiers from the state National Guard from the border state of Arizona.
"When Virginia deployed these resources to the border, we expected that they would play a role in preventing criminals, drug runners and other threats to our security from crossing into the United States -- not supporting a policy of arresting families and separating children from their parents," Northam said.
John Hickenlooper, the Democratic governor of Colorado, signed an executive order on Monday that forbids the use of state resources "for the purpose of separating any child from his or her parent or legal guardian," a practice he called "cruel and un-American."
https://www.yahoo.com/news/four-us-states-refuse-deploy-national-guard-border-173545530.html
Washington (AFP) - Five US states are refusing to deploy National Guard troops to the US-Mexico border amid a growing outcry over a controversial immigration policy of President Donald Trump's administration that has led to migrant children being separated from their parents.
The Democratic governors of Colorado, New York and Virginia and the Republican governors of Maryland and Massachusetts all said they would not send members of their state's National Guard units for border duty.
"We will not be complicit in this ongoing human tragedy," New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, said Tuesday.
"In the face of the federal government's inhumane treatment of immigrant families, New York will not deploy National Guard to the border," Cuomo said on Twitter.
Larry Hogan, the Republican governor of Maryland, said he will not send any National Guard resources to the border "until this policy of separating children from their families has been rescinded."
Hogan said he had ordered a four-member helicopter crew which had been stationed in the border state of New Mexico to "immediately return" home.
"Immigration enforcement efforts should focus on criminals, not separating innocent children from their families," Hogan said.
Virginia Governor Ralph Northam said he had ordered the recall of a helicopter and four soldiers from the state National Guard from the border state of Arizona.
"When Virginia deployed these resources to the border, we expected that they would play a role in preventing criminals, drug runners and other threats to our security from crossing into the United States -- not supporting a policy of arresting families and separating children from their parents," Northam said.
John Hickenlooper, the Democratic governor of Colorado, signed an executive order on Monday that forbids the use of state resources "for the purpose of separating any child from his or her parent or legal guardian," a practice he called "cruel and un-American."
CrazySanMan
2013'er
Mothers Demand Action and La Raza approve.
Stagstalker
Active Member
Clearly Hogan has no interest in getting his info/facts from the White House.
He'd rather stand shoulder to shoulder with the corrupt progressives than stand for the security of this Country and State.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1exA8ik5QI
He'd rather stand shoulder to shoulder with the corrupt progressives than stand for the security of this Country and State.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1exA8ik5QI
- Feb 19, 2013
- 18,759
Absolutely, and a day late. The other "Republican Governor" up for vote in the NE joined first https://www.vox.com/2018/6/18/17475...publican-governor-massachusetts-charlie-baker
I think the Bos-Wash corridor is destined to be Socially Liberal "Republicans", with the urban population density outpacing rural in the region. Didn't most the Maryland Republican Delegates vote their conscious and green light to HB1302 when no one was looking?
Lol they voted that way to give cover to Hogan and probably believe the fallout won't be that severe.
I can only speak for myself and a handful of other people that removed Hogan signs from their respective properties
The fallout is real, but probably not enough to matter.
Maybe so, but having Hogan as Governor could bring us single-member districts statewide. Many GOP legislators are pushing for this and it could become reality. Hopefully, outlying areas in Baltimore and Montgomery Counties; and possibly Prince George's, Anne Arundel, Howard, Calvert and Charles counties could receive some level of representation in the GA under such a scenario!
Well, if you want, Vote for Shawn Quinn in the general. Yeah, I know, people will say that a vote for Quinn is a vote for the Dem; but WAIT! Don't forget that the Green Party is also fielding a candidate, Ian Schlakman. So for those who find yourselves in hard-line 'progressive' environments, it might not be a bad idea to don your Schlakman for governor garb/bumper-stickers, etc. in an effort to dilute 'progressive' encroachments!
Blacksmith101
Grumpy Old Man
- Jun 22, 2012
- 22,284
People who "can't vote for Hogan" please explain two things.
1. Who do you think will win the general election?
2. How will this person be better than Hogan?
1. Who do you think will win the general election?
2. How will this person be better than Hogan?
Boondock Saint
Ultimate Member
I'm not voting for Hogan. He happily signed gun control measures, and that is incompatible with my values. Those who do not support 2A cannot make a credible claim to supporting freedom and liberty, and therefore have no business holding elected office. It's honestly that simple. The rest is noise.
To answer your questions - I have no idea for #1. I think it's a coin flip, personally. Given that, I can't answer #2.
There is no realistic chance that Quinn will win this election.
Therefore, there is no realistic chance that a non gun-grabbing constitution-hating spineless politician will win this election. Whoever wins this election will not be any different than the candidate from the other major party.
The winner will be against the 1st, 2nd, and 5th amendments. The winner will for throwing more of Maryland's tax money to Obamacare. And the winner will be against national sovereignty, in order to keep Maryland, and the USA, headed toward a complete welfare state.
This is about the long term. If the only party that values freedom and liberty can make strides in this election by gaining votes, they can get more funding and a better candidate for the next election.
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