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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]When guys like Friedsen and Katz are the closest thing reseembling moderates on the council- you have your answer already.

David Blair might have helped in a "goalie" sense, but the train is pretty far down the tracks now, and the answer is option A that the OP put out.

Those with means will vote with their feet.

[b]I already moved to Howard[/b]-  plenty of the progressive values we like, but way less of the BS.   And schools and services that are still good, and no crime issues. [/quote]

And yet here you still are, posting about Montgomery County like you just can't quit it.[/quote]

For real.  I think some of these people living in Howard just wish they were still in Montgomery.  It's like there's some sort of an inferiority complex.  They wish they were MoCo but they aren't.  MoCo is a much larger county population and importance wise.  Howard is kind of provincial.  It's got 300k people.  The City of Rockville has 20% of the population of all of Howard County.  They're basically wishing they were MoCo.  Why else would they constantly talk about us?  It's so weird too because no one in MoCo hardly ever speaking about Howard but we live rent free in their heads.[/quote]

We moved from MoCo to PG years ago. It was a great choice, and one that I have never regretted. As for why I still care about MoCo, that’s because my DH still works in Silver Spring. We still see first-hand the changes in MoCo, and they still affect us even though we left.

Trust me when I say nobody in my PG neighborhood is jealous of MoCo residents. [/quote]

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