Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is interesting- I guess not all that surprising that Maladeno is the only sane one here. Anyone know what Hogan’s position is in this proposal?

http://www.theseventhstate.com/?p=11039

You can’t even get his name right!

Ack- iPhone kept trying to autocorrect and by the third time I tried to spell it I got it wrong. Surely that never happens to you

I proofread for a living.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is interesting- I guess not all that surprising that Maladeno is the only sane one here. Anyone know what Hogan’s position is in this proposal?

http://www.theseventhstate.com/?p=11039

You can’t even get his name right!

Ack- iPhone kept trying to autocorrect and by the third time I tried to spell it I got it wrong. Surely that never happens to you

Anonymous wrote:This is interesting- I guess not all that surprising that Maladeno is the only sane one here. Anyone know what Hogan’s position is in this proposal?

http://www.theseventhstate.com/?p=11039

You can’t even get his name right!

This is interesting- I guess not all that surprising that Maladeno is the only sane one here. Anyone know what Hogan’s position is in this proposal?

http://www.theseventhstate.com/?p=11039

Anonymous wrote:Hogan just got the endorsement of the plumbing and pipe fitting union, mentioning his bipartisan approach. It's an interesting development, since unions have been almost universally D recently.

I'm sure the union has plenty of members, but it doesn't exactly represent Maryland as much as the metropolitan corridor does.

Anonymous wrote:If the election were held today would you vote for the Democrat or Larry Hogan?

Hogan. MoCo and MD derailed a decade ago, and he's the only sanity or hope around.

Hogan just got the endorsement of the plumbing and pipe fitting union, mentioning his bipartisan approach. It's an interesting development, since unions have been almost universally D recently.

DC oriented echo chamber here.

There's no Democratic front runner at this point. Nowhere near to one. And the party leadership in Annapolis have clearly stayed away from the election. Which tells me they expect Hogan to win. Which says a lot, given the party's control over Maryland. They could have spent the past four years grooming a candidate to defeat Hogan this year but for whatever reason, did not. And I suspect it's because they like him and like working with him.

Maryland being Maryland it won't be a landslide but I expect something around 53%.

Anonymous wrote:My wife talked me into voting for Hogan last time around. I've already talked her out of voting for him again.
He is running hard to get away from Trump but the Republican party label is too toxic for us to hold our noses again.

Same here.

My wife talked me into voting for Hogan last time around. I've already talked her out of voting for him again.
He is running hard to get away from Trump but the Republican party label is too toxic for us to hold our noses again.

Nope , he will not be re-elected. Bozo the clown could beat him.

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Anonymous wrote:Given the "historic" flooding today in Ellicot City, I wonder if it is time to rethink the whole rain tax thing?

Good luck with that. One of Hogan’s proudest accomplishments!

Can you explain to me how the rain tax would’ve helped the flooding?

The so called rain tax was actually a tax on impervious surface area, IIUC.

Hogan is a lock.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Given the "historic" flooding today in Ellicot City, I wonder if it is time to rethink the whole rain tax thing?

Good luck with that. One of Hogan’s proudest accomplishments!

Can you explain to me how the rain tax would’ve helped the flooding?

Anonymous wrote:Given the "historic" flooding today in Ellicot City, I wonder if it is time to rethink the whole rain tax thing?

Good luck with that. One of Hogan’s proudest accomplishments!