Raskin

Anonymous wrote:I’m not convinced Hogan is going to run, the senate doesn’t really seem like his jam. Raskin’s more likely to run but I don’t think that’s a slam dunk either.

+1 Former governors hate the Senate. And PPs are right IMO that Raskin has a much more high-profile position in the House, I think he will probably stay there.

I’m not convinced Hogan is going to run, the senate doesn’t really seem like his jam. Raskin’s more likely to run but I don’t think that’s a slam dunk either.

Anonymous wrote:Just curious, why would Raskin be more likely to get the primary nomination than the longer-serving institution of Van Hollen?

Van Hollen is already a senator, and he is not up for reelection.

Ben Cardin announced his retirement, so that is the seat that is open.

Anonymous wrote:Raskin. 100%

The problem isn't so much Hogan, it's the crazy MAGA republican party.

This. I am a liberal (not progressive) democrat, and I voted for Hogan for governor (twice). And there is a 0% chance I'd vote for him, or any other republican, for national office.

Anonymous wrote:Just curious, why would Raskin be more likely to get the primary nomination than the longer-serving institution of Van Hollen?

My mistake. Sorry and ignore.