Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What!?!?!?

You didn’t end homelessness for vets!!!! WTF are you talking about?

Yeah, what was that claim? Evidence?

How do you all miss this stuff?

https://www.montgomerycountymd.gov/homelessness/veterans.html

Ask your doctor if VIAGRA is right for you.

It sounds like you all suffer from EDS = Elrich Derangement Syndrome.

Merry Christmas!

Exactly. MoCo is so fixated on catering to people who just got here AND can’t (legally) vote (but do anyway) that they put actual American citizens second.

It’s perverse. It’s immigration fetishism.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He said the main issues people asked about are

Concern for immigrants
Transportation / Rapid transit
Affordable housing

No mention of the decline of Montgomery county or its economic future

Those topics are what all the "random people" who were "selected" to ask questions asked.

Funny how Elrich seemed to only call on "random people" that only had either praise for him or wanted to discuss things he agreed with and was prepared to speak about, huh? What an amazing coincidence, right?

I mean, it's almost like he had an audience seeded with planted ringers. But I'm sure he'd never do that. Nah...

Or, just as likely, when a regular citizen asked about why the county is lagging behind economically, he just decided to not include that in his list of the topics that "most people" asked about



It was also interesting that one homeless woman directly made the point that it seems like the county government cares more about helping brand new immigrants than it does about helping the people whose families have been in this country for many generations

Was she quickly ushered from the room and taken out back and beaten for asking such an insulting racist question?

She's had plenty of time to figure things out. New arrivals should be given their opportunity.

Like the opportunity to get special government and educational services without paying taxes

And yet the typical special Ed kid is met with sham attorneys when requesting appropriate services for their kid.
A friend was trying to receive appropriate services for his kid (the child’s education in MoCo was a complete horror show, including trips in police cars for what should have been managed with a behavior plan), and lost on a procedural error to the county’s more experienced attorney (who does this every day).
Dad now has to pay for his son’s private school, his attorney and for the county’s attorney. No matter!! We’re all rich and can afford that, right? We work to find our kids’ private school and several attorneys while we roll out the red carpet for people from other countries . Why are the current residents so under valued ?
At least virginia and DC are a short drive away for those that are tired of being screwed over.

Anonymous wrote:Yeah. More opportunities than US citizens.

A huge lobbying group has all the liberal politicians completely in their pocket. They hand them money for whatever they want left and right. MoCo politicians only have eyes for CASA Montgomery.
They only way to level the playing field for US citizens and long time county residents is to elect a non liberal next time. We need a break from the Democrats.
Hopefully someone starts preparing some suitable candidates.

Anonymous wrote:What!?!?!?

You didn’t end homelessness for vets!!!! WTF are you talking about?

Yeah, what was that claim? Evidence?

What!?!?!?

You didn’t end homelessness for vets!!!! WTF are you talking about?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
It was also interesting that one homeless woman directly made the point that it seems like the county government cares more about helping brand new immigrants than it does about helping the people whose families have been in this country for many generations

And a handful of people clapped for this. I agree with the sentiment too.

Well, what about the fact we ended homelessness among vets? I think people conveniently forget what we’ve done for all at-risk groups...not just immigrants. But when immigrants are a third of the county population, you end up helping them too.

~Not a huge Elrich fan, but a County employee.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He said the main issues people asked about are

Concern for immigrants
Transportation / Rapid transit
Affordable housing

No mention of the decline of Montgomery county or its economic future

Those topics are what all the "random people" who were "selected" to ask questions asked.

Funny how Elrich seemed to only call on "random people" that only had either praise for him or wanted to discuss things he agreed with and was prepared to speak about, huh? What an amazing coincidence, right?

I mean, it's almost like he had an audience seeded with planted ringers. But I'm sure he'd never do that. Nah...

Or, just as likely, when a regular citizen asked about why the county is lagging behind economically, he just decided to not include that in his list of the topics that "most people" asked about



It was also interesting that one homeless woman directly made the point that it seems like the county government cares more about helping brand new immigrants than it does about helping the people whose families have been in this country for many generations

Was she quickly ushered from the room and taken out back and beaten for asking such an insulting racist question?

She's had plenty of time to figure things out. New arrivals should be given their opportunity.

Like the opportunity to get special government and educational services without paying taxes

Yeah. More opportunities than US citizens.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He said the main issues people asked about are

Concern for immigrants
Transportation / Rapid transit
Affordable housing

No mention of the decline of Montgomery county or its economic future

Those topics are what all the "random people" who were "selected" to ask questions asked.

Funny how Elrich seemed to only call on "random people" that only had either praise for him or wanted to discuss things he agreed with and was prepared to speak about, huh? What an amazing coincidence, right?

I mean, it's almost like he had an audience seeded with planted ringers. But I'm sure he'd never do that. Nah...

Or, just as likely, when a regular citizen asked about why the county is lagging behind economically, he just decided to not include that in his list of the topics that "most people" asked about



It was also interesting that one homeless woman directly made the point that it seems like the county government cares more about helping brand new immigrants than it does about helping the people whose families have been in this country for many generations

Was she quickly ushered from the room and taken out back and beaten for asking such an insulting racist question?

She's had plenty of time to figure things out. New arrivals should be given their opportunity.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He said the main issues people asked about are

Concern for immigrants
Transportation / Rapid transit
Affordable housing

No mention of the decline of Montgomery county or its economic future

Those topics are what all the "random people" who were "selected" to ask questions asked.

Funny how Elrich seemed to only call on "random people" that only had either praise for him or wanted to discuss things he agreed with and was prepared to speak about, huh? What an amazing coincidence, right?

I mean, it's almost like he had an audience seeded with planted ringers. But I'm sure he'd never do that. Nah...

Or, just as likely, when a regular citizen asked about why the county is lagging behind economically, he just decided to not include that in his list of the topics that "most people" asked about



It was also interesting that one homeless woman directly made the point that it seems like the county government cares more about helping brand new immigrants than it does about helping the people whose families have been in this country for many generations

Was she quickly ushered from the room and taken out back and beaten for asking such an insulting racist question?

Anonymous wrote:
It was also interesting that one homeless woman directly made the point that it seems like the county government cares more about helping brand new immigrants than it does about helping the people whose families have been in this country for many generations

And a handful of people clapped for this. I agree with the sentiment too.