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Ok, so she doesn’t mention Elrich by name, but anyone who has been here long enough knows that he is at the heart of this problem. Elrich always reminded me of a Soviet apparatchik - he has the look, the demeanor, and the way about politics. He is elected and re-elected by [b]his inner circle of staunch supporters[/b] who spoonfeed leftwing propaganda and live in their echo chambers, and they are the ones that receive immediate 24/7 responses from him and county services. Nobody else can stand him, and he doesn’t respond to anyone outside of his Politburo and Komsomol.

As much fun and games as Elrichism was before the pandemic, now it’s a Kafka nightmare. We have shortages and those with connections are the ones who get them, or know how to work the system. Everyone else without the secret password is left in the dark.

Montgomery County has fallen so far thanks to the far left and machine politics. The county is suffering also because of the antagonistic relationship with Hogan. When Montgomery County prospered, we elected moderates like Doug Duncan and Connie Morella. Now we’ve become the Soviet Republic of East Wokestan - and it’s backfired. Vaccines being kept out of the arms of seniors, many of color - not very woke, is it?[/quote]
2006 county council at large:

Floreen: 193,269 (18.0%)
Leventhal: 191,037 (17.8%) 	
Elrich: 185,667 (17.3%)
Trachtenberg: 182,998 (17.1%)

2010 county council at large:

Elrich: 179,008 (17.3%)
Floreen: 177,572 (17.2%)
Leventhal: 169,912 (16.4%)
Riemer: 166,130 (16.1%)

2014 county council at large:

Elrich: 160,914 (17.1%)
Floreen: 159,030 (16.9%)
Leventhal: 150,902 (16.1%)
Riemer: 143,048 (15.2%)

In other words, in both of his re-election races for county council at large, he was the top vote getter.

So it must be a large inner circle?

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