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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I'm a little horrified that Diaz got 30% of the early votes. Of course most people vote on Election Day, and those votes haven't yet been counted.

https://results.elections.maryland.gov/elections/2026/primary_results/gen_results_2026_by_county_16.html[/quote]

She's voicing a number of valid policy positions of general concern, is smart and articulate. If I hadn't known her backstory, which is not evident on her campaign page, I might have voted for her. [/quote]

She will get obliterated in the general election

All that Lazo has to do is quote Diaz's own words from her blog:

[quote]Currently, leftist ideologies are deeply embedded within our school system, limiting freedom of thought and expression. BLM and LGBTQ+ flags adorn classrooms and hallways. Critical race theory is at the center of Social Studies education, from elementary to high school. These ideas are presented as the only course of righteous action for the rising political activists our schools aim to create. We risk entrenching our children in unnecessary future turmoil when we frame the trends of our time as the only just causes. When “all the things” that are good can only come from the Left, what happens to anyone who believes differently? Where do those children and their families fit in our schools and our communities?[/quote]
https://brilliantresilience.substack.com/p/protecting-our-childrens-innocence[/quote]

What is wrong with her quote? She is 100% accurate.[/quote]

You may personally agree with it but this is Montgomery County and most people will recognize these beliefs as those of a RWNJ[/quote]

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