Red Wave coming in Maryland!
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Anonymous
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It makes me giddy to think of how fast the Red Tide will roll in this year and how MoCo leftist heads will spin.
Hogan for Senate Neil Parrott for CD6 Maybe another R surprises and flips CD3 Bethany Mandel for Board of Ed Term Limits to kick out Elrich David Blair in 2026 third time’s the charm Mink and Jawando out of a job in 2026 Property tax caps pass This list will grow, We The People are FED UP! |
Anonymous
| Damn you, Poe's Law! |
Anonymous
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I think you will be sorely disappointed.
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Anonymous
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Why would ANYONE vote for Hogan?
Republicans won’t vote for a republican who acts like a democrat. Democrats won’t vote for a republican who acts like a democrat when there’s an actual democrat to vote for instead. Who is Hogan’s constituency? He doesn’t have one. |
Anonymous
| Nope. |
Anonymous
Keep laughing. Keep being overconfident. I’m looking forward to the epic cope from MoCo leftists when they find themselves represented by multiple Republicans next year. Hogan has a real good chance of winning. He has positive name recognition. Trone is not a leftist but he isn’t known for anything. What have you done for me lately Trone? And Black and Latino people don’t feel like the Democrats own them anymore. Nobody is obligated for Democrats and people are waking up and realizing that. What a huge reckoning for the Far Left this year will be. I bet 4 or 5 out of six Squad members will be defeated. New York and Margarita will be flipped Red in many ways. Young urban people of color don’t want more crime, they want jobs and less inflation. |
Anonymous
*Margarita should be Maryland |
Anonymous
| too much delusion in moco. The county could have roving bands of marauders on a daily basis and daily shakedowns outside of Safeway but that wouldn’t cure the delusion that a lot of blue haired residents are under |
Anonymous
I've read this on DCUM every two years for the last 10 years. Basically word for word, except with the names changed. |
Anonymous
His family? |
Anonymous
You are hopelessly deluded if you think this will come to pass. This will be the first full election year since RvW was overturned. In 2022 and 2023, both mid-term elections, every state where abortion rights came on the ballot was a hopeless loss for conservatives. The red wave you think is coming is going to be an ebb tide that rolls out to sea. The nation is between 58-62% leaning pro-abortion rights and every state where abortion rights or abortion opponents have come on the ballot, they have earned at most 45% of the vote and that is in conservative leaning jurisdictions. In MD, which leans Democratic by nearly 2:1 (55% to 31%), it will be a huge hill to climb. And that doesn't include left leaning Independents. Hogan will be at least 10-15% ahead of unknown conseratives, but I would be surprised if Hogan gets more than 40% of the vote for Cardin's seat. Most people in MD understand that you cannot put a majority of GOP in either chamber of Congress or the situation will become worse rather than better. Hogan is the best chance that MD has for a GOP win and he is still going to lose significantly in MD. Frankly, this year, even Andy Harris in the most Republican district in the state (Eastern Shore) is going to have a hard time when the abortion issue comes along. Harris won 2022 54-43% and with Abortion rights coming to the fore, and being a presidential election, Harris is going to have to fight to keep his seat. I predict that both houses will go Democratic in November. The White House is up in the air with the battle of ABTrump vs ABBiden camps fighting it out. But I predict solid wins for Democrats this year with abortion being the #1 issue that will bring out voters that normally do not vote. There will be record numbers of under 30 voters and the suburban women votes and that will be voting for abortion rights and for abortion supporting candidates. Just like 2022 and 2023. |
Anonymous
He served 2 terms as governor and only left office due to being term limited. You may not be it, but he has a constituency. |
Anonymous
| OP, you are funny. |
Anonymous
Is that what you were drinking when you made this post |
Anonymous
He may have a constituency but you can be sure that MAGA won’t let him get past the primary. Even if he does, do you really think there’s a place for him in the Senate? Just look at those two congressmen who are now not seeking re-election because they didn’t vote to impeach Mayorkas. There is no room for non MAGA in the GOP. |