Looking for a conservative voting guide to the Maryland/MoCo election ballot
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Also on the referenda, vote:
No on A, Yes on B No on C, Yes on D B and D were added by the people (they got 10k+ signatures to add them). The Council got mad and added their own (A and C) as a poison pill, because if both pass then they cancel each other out basically. So if you want to vote against the Council, vote per above. |
Anonymous
Yes, the Montgomery County Republican Party publishes a guide: https://www.mcgop.com/2020ballot |
Anonymous
Thank you! |
Anonymous
| The Proud Boys are standing by for any questions you may have on how to vote. |
Anonymous
Definitely no on B. I spoke to a conservative economist who studied under Milton Friedman, is very skeptical of new taxes and he thinks it's ill-advised. Also it could impact the County's bond rating. Vote no.on A and B to keep the status quo, which requires a unanimous vote of the Council to increase property tax revenues over inflation, a power which they rarely use. |
Anonymous
| Question B is not conservative, it’s just dumb. |
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The only decent person on school board is Rebecca. The rest should should be voted out over the next 4 years.
Harris sucks and stave austin should have won so that race is a crap shoot... vote Steve Solomon Keep current judges Vote for d against c as Elrich endorsed c As c brings in more candidates and sucks out more tax dollars and d has more equal representation. Some moron said it is the candidates but because we have morons voting none of the good candidates win with values bc they keep on voting the same idiots that screw up this county and they also smear the decent people that care. |
Anonymous
Check in with the American Nazi Party |
Anonymous
| The Chamber of Commerce supports A and opposes B and D: http://www.theseventhstate.com/?cat=286 |
Anonymous
What purpose does a comment like this serve? |