Who actually supports the Montgomery County monopoly on alcohol sales?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What exactly is David Trone trying to do about this?

He’s currently a private citizen, and the position he’s running for in the US Congress doesn’t have jurisdiction over liquor sales in the county or the state.

Well, what exactly would he want? Be honest!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What exactly is David Trone trying to do about this?

He’s currently a private citizen, and the position he’s running for in the US Congress doesn’t have jurisdiction over liquor sales in the county or the state.

Well, what exactly would he want? Be honest!

I have no idea. How is he possibly relevant to this conversation?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What exactly is David Trone trying to do about this?

He’s currently a private citizen, and the position he’s running for in the US Congress doesn’t have jurisdiction over liquor sales in the county or the state.

Well, what exactly would he want? Be honest!

I have no idea. How is he possibly relevant to this conversation?

Because he owns Total Wine? But really, given the fact that this is a local issue and he is running for a federal office, what is the relevence?