| Currently listening to Alsobrooks at DNC. I haven’t done much research on her. I very much liked Hogan as governor. Besides her being a Dem and wanting to keep the Senate… why should I vote for her? |
| Hop on her website and find out |
| voting hogan |
| Voting alsobrook |
| Stop being lazy and so your research OP. |
| Hogan is trailing Alsobrooks by 8 points, while Trump is trailing Harris in Maryland by 17 points. Hogan may pull off an upset |
| Hogan can definitely pull this off. It’s actually better for him if Harris is able to pull away from Trump a little in the polls. There are many people who would gladly vote for Hogan but are reluctant to add another Republican to the Senate with Trump as president. If it looks like Trump will lose, he could be the winner in this race. I prefer Hogan, but I understand the reluctance to add a Republican to the Senate if Trump wins. |
He's solidly against Trump though |
| She was excellent. Thank heavens Maryland is predominantly blue! |
I guarantee you, Trump is trailing Harris in Maryland by far more than 17 points. |
| What did Hogan do for Maryland? He voted for him as Gov, but his record was crap. Never again. |
Hogan would caucus and vote for GOP things, including blocking judges and against women's health. If you are a dem, then you want a dem controlled senate. That alone is a reason to vote for her. |
+1. People like to talk about how great Hogan was but can never name a single accomplishment that Hogan did while in office. |
"Hogan has said he does not support taking abortion rights away, even though he personally opposes abortion. However, as governor, he vetoed legislation to end a restriction that only physicians provide abortions. When his veto was overridden by Democrats who control the Legislature, he used the power of his office to block funding set aside to support training non-physicians to perform them." He was hand picked because Republicans know he will follow whatever they say. |
He basically told Trump to f&@$ off during covid when he was trying to meddle with governors' access to PPE for their states. I did appreciate that but there is too much on the line now at the state and national level for reproductive rights to put a Catholic Republican in office. I won't risk that in a million years. |