Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Never thought I’d say this, but Bethesda and CC MD families may want to start checking out NWDC real estate to beat the rush after November. You aren’t going to like what 2019 could bring.
I agree. Chevy Chase family. I actually said to my partner this morning that it might be time to move to NW DC and go private schools if Jealous wins.
Can not take more tax increases to pay for more free stuff. The last property tax increase took our home from what we could afford to stretching it once it was reassessed. And the schools have only gotten worse to the point we are already considering going into debt to pay for private.
Talked to two other families in the same boat. There will be a rush to.get out
A progressive Dem will tank this state by chasing out the Golden Geese. Only so much people will stand for before they vote with their feet.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Democrat here— I have no complaints about Hogan and worry about Jealous’ advocacy background. So I’ll be voting Hogan.
Another Dem voting for Hogan here.
The big things Jealous is proposing- state single payer health care, free college, universal pre-k are a massive expansion of govt that will no way be funded by a "1% tax on the 1%". Not even close.
Bingo. Voted for Madrelano, will hold my nose and vote Hogan. MoCo pisses money away.
+1 I voted for Madelano too, and I'm so disappointed, but I really didn't want to vote for Hogan, either. Now it looks like I will have to.
+2
Anything to justify not supporting an African American governor, right?
No sense of duty or moral obligation to help elect a POC to an office never held before in this state, huh? Why help make history and correct the wrongs of the past, right?
Sad. Sad and pathetic.
Go buy some tiki torches and march around your block.
So people are suppose to vote for an inept person just because they are a POC? What a sad state we are in. Never mind doing what's best for the entire state. Let's just vote for the POC just so we can make history.
Not that PP, but why not Baker? He’s extremely competent. A vote for Madaleno does make it seem possible you purposely voted agaianst black candidates.
Huh? Baker is done. Jealous won the primary for the dem. party
Anonymous wrote:And how do you all suggest paying for universal pre-k when we are already faced with overcrowded schools from K on up?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Democrat here— I have no complaints about Hogan and worry about Jealous’ advocacy background. So I’ll be voting Hogan.
Another Dem voting for Hogan here.
The big things Jealous is proposing- state single payer health care, free college, universal pre-k are a massive expansion of govt that will no way be funded by a "1% tax on the 1%". Not even close.
Bingo. Voted for Madrelano, will hold my nose and vote Hogan. MoCo pisses money away.
+1 I voted for Madelano too, and I'm so disappointed, but I really didn't want to vote for Hogan, either. Now it looks like I will have to.
+2
Anything to justify not supporting an African American governor, right?
No sense of duty or moral obligation to help elect a POC to an office never held before in this state, huh? Why help make history and correct the wrongs of the past, right?
Sad. Sad and pathetic.
Go buy some tiki torches and march around your block.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Democrat here— I have no complaints about Hogan and worry about Jealous’ advocacy background. So I’ll be voting Hogan.
Another Dem voting for Hogan here.
The big things Jealous is proposing- state single payer health care, free college, universal pre-k are a massive expansion of govt that will no way be funded by a "1% tax on the 1%". Not even close.
Bingo. Voted for Madrelano, will hold my nose and vote Hogan. MoCo pisses money away.
+1 I voted for Madelano too, and I'm so disappointed, but I really didn't want to vote for Hogan, either. Now it looks like I will have to.
+2
Anything to justify not supporting an African American governor, right?
No sense of duty or moral obligation to help elect a POC to an office never held before in this state, huh? Why help make history and correct the wrongs of the past, right?
Sad. Sad and pathetic.
Go buy some tiki torches and march around your block.
So people are suppose to vote for an inept person just because they are a POC? What a sad state we are in. Never mind doing what's best for the entire state. Let's just vote for the POC just so we can make history.
Not that PP, but why not Baker? He’s extremely competent. A vote for Madaleno does make it seem possible you purposely voted agaianst black candidates.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Democrat here— I have no complaints about Hogan and worry about Jealous’ advocacy background. So I’ll be voting Hogan.
Another Dem voting for Hogan here.
The big things Jealous is proposing- state single payer health care, free college, universal pre-k are a massive expansion of govt that will no way be funded by a "1% tax on the 1%". Not even close.
Bingo. Voted for Madrelano, will hold my nose and vote Hogan. MoCo pisses money away.
+1 I voted for Madelano too, and I'm so disappointed, but I really didn't want to vote for Hogan, either. Now it looks like I will have to.
+2
Anything to justify not supporting an African American governor, right?
No sense of duty or moral obligation to help elect a POC to an office never held before in this state, huh? Why help make history and correct the wrongs of the past, right?
Sad. Sad and pathetic.
Go buy some tiki torches and march around your block.
So people are suppose to vote for an inept person just because they are a POC? What a sad state we are in. Never mind doing what's best for the entire state. Let's just vote for the POC just so we can make history.
Not that PP, but why not Baker? He’s extremely competent. A vote for Madaleno does make it seem possible you purposely voted agaianst black candidates.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Democrat here— I have no complaints about Hogan and worry about Jealous’ advocacy background. So I’ll be voting Hogan.
Another Dem voting for Hogan here.
The big things Jealous is proposing- state single payer health care, free college, universal pre-k are a massive expansion of govt that will no way be funded by a "1% tax on the 1%". Not even close.
Bingo. Voted for Madrelano, will hold my nose and vote Hogan. MoCo pisses money away.
+1 I voted for Madelano too, and I'm so disappointed, but I really didn't want to vote for Hogan, either. Now it looks like I will have to.
+2
Anything to justify not supporting an African American governor, right?
No sense of duty or moral obligation to help elect a POC to an office never held before in this state, huh? Why help make history and correct the wrongs of the past, right?
Sad. Sad and pathetic.
Go buy some tiki torches and march around your block.
So people are suppose to vote for an inept person just because they are a POC? What a sad state we are in. Never mind doing what's best for the entire state. Let's just vote for the POC just so we can make history.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Jealous. I like a lot of his platforms. The only thing I find a little questionable is full-day pre-K. I know it makes parents schedules easier, but that s a long day for 3 &4 year olds.
I think it depends. I know longer live in MD, but here in DC many schools have this, and it's great for working parents. Also, my child transitioned seamlessly from FT daycare, to PK3 in DCPS. It was great--teacher was wonderful, and she already had great buddies from the two prior years heading into K.
Also, I think universal pre-K can be tremendously helpful for kids from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Also for working/single parents.
You all do realize that there's already free Pre-K for families who meet the income requirements in MOCO, right? I just think we need to fix so many other things right now- transportation, attracting businesses, etc.
Most middle class families don’t qualify. But in most families women bear most of the childcare responsibility. Universal prek will help women most, regardless of class, if they want to be part of the workforce.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Democrat here— I have no complaints about Hogan and worry about Jealous’ advocacy background. So I’ll be voting Hogan.
Another Dem voting for Hogan here.
The big things Jealous is proposing- state single payer health care, free college, universal pre-k are a massive expansion of govt that will no way be funded by a "1% tax on the 1%". Not even close.
Bingo. Voted for Madrelano, will hold my nose and vote Hogan. MoCo pisses money away.
+1 I voted for Madelano too, and I'm so disappointed, but I really didn't want to vote for Hogan, either. Now it looks like I will have to.
+2
Anything to justify not supporting an African American governor, right?
No sense of duty or moral obligation to help elect a POC to an office never held before in this state, huh? Why help make history and correct the wrongs of the past, right?
Sad. Sad and pathetic.
Go buy some tiki torches and march around your block.