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Anonymous wrote:If that’s why you can’t vote for Moore then you see simply reinforcing the biggest issue with the D party. The party loves to sbmnwct defeat from the jaws of victory and continues to perpetuate values signaling to their own demise. Nothing in that article gives me pause about Moore as a candidate or eventual Governor of the State of MD.

Expecting integrity and honesty from a candidate is not “values signaling.” We all make mistakes in life and I can accept that candidates are human, but when I see repeated red flags of dishonesty, it is absolutely going to cause me to pause. I felt the same way with Biden at first, considering his repeated allegations of plagiarism. I voted for him, as I will Moore, but it will absolutely be with reservation. I value honesty.

It’s a moral high horse that Ds love to perch themselves upon an end up looking like hypocrites in the process. His mother moved to Pasadena when he was 16, while he attended middle school. It Is quite common for AA who grew up in Pasadena or Columbia to spend their time in Baltimore as teenagers. The book is telling the story of how his life could’ve gone in a very different direction and the fact that he split time between the Bronx, MD and military school and became a scholar is the point of his story. Thinking like yours is exactly why decent people don’t run for office.

Just stop. He literally said in interviews that he and the other Wes Moore grew up in the same streets. I’m not saying this is a fatal flaw, but please stop pretending that he didn’t completely misrepresent his background in the name of selling a book. The insistence that the misrepresentation didn’t take place makes it worse.

If you say so 🙄

The denial is becoming Trumpian. I didn’t say so, Wes Moore said so. Read the CNN article linked above.

I read the article, the book and listened to his speeches, your assertions are a stretch.

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Anonymous wrote:If that’s why you can’t vote for Moore then you see simply reinforcing the biggest issue with the D party. The party loves to sbmnwct defeat from the jaws of victory and continues to perpetuate values signaling to their own demise. Nothing in that article gives me pause about Moore as a candidate or eventual Governor of the State of MD.

Expecting integrity and honesty from a candidate is not “values signaling.” We all make mistakes in life and I can accept that candidates are human, but when I see repeated red flags of dishonesty, it is absolutely going to cause me to pause. I felt the same way with Biden at first, considering his repeated allegations of plagiarism. I voted for him, as I will Moore, but it will absolutely be with reservation. I value honesty.

It’s a moral high horse that Ds love to perch themselves upon an end up looking like hypocrites in the process. His mother moved to Pasadena when he was 16, while he attended middle school. It Is quite common for AA who grew up in Pasadena or Columbia to spend their time in Baltimore as teenagers. The book is telling the story of how his life could’ve gone in a very different direction and the fact that he split time between the Bronx, MD and military school and became a scholar is the point of his story. Thinking like yours is exactly why decent people don’t run for office.

Just stop. He literally said in interviews that he and the other Wes Moore grew up in the same streets. I’m not saying this is a fatal flaw, but please stop pretending that he didn’t completely misrepresent his background in the name of selling a book. The insistence that the misrepresentation didn’t take place makes it worse.

If you say so 🙄

The denial is becoming Trumpian. I didn’t say so, Wes Moore said so. Read the CNN article linked above.

I read the article, the book and listened to his speeches, your assertions are a stretch.

It’s a stretch to say that someone who didn’t grow up in Baltimore is misrepresenting where he is from when he says/writes that he and another man with the same name, who did in fact grow up in Baltimore, grew up at the same time in the same streets? Your idea of being honest and forthright is clearly different than mine. It’s this type of playing fast and loose with the truth that bothers me, along with the unwillingness to own it or correct it.

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t find information about the misrepresentation and lies Would somebody link or be able to give a neutral explanation?


Though at this point it doesn’t matter because I’m not voting for Dan Cox. So it’s Moore or bust.

Here’s a CNN article breaking it down:

https://www.cnn.com/2022/04/13/politics/wes-moore-baltimore-origin-story-campaign-governor-maryland/index.html

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Anonymous wrote:If that’s why you can’t vote for Moore then you see simply reinforcing the biggest issue with the D party. The party loves to sbmnwct defeat from the jaws of victory and continues to perpetuate values signaling to their own demise. Nothing in that article gives me pause about Moore as a candidate or eventual Governor of the State of MD.

Expecting integrity and honesty from a candidate is not “values signaling.” We all make mistakes in life and I can accept that candidates are human, but when I see repeated red flags of dishonesty, it is absolutely going to cause me to pause. I felt the same way with Biden at first, considering his repeated allegations of plagiarism. I voted for him, as I will Moore, but it will absolutely be with reservation. I value honesty.

It’s a moral high horse that Ds love to perch themselves upon an end up looking like hypocrites in the process. His mother moved to Pasadena when he was 16, while he attended middle school. It Is quite common for AA who grew up in Pasadena or Columbia to spend their time in Baltimore as teenagers. The book is telling the story of how his life could’ve gone in a very different direction and the fact that he split time between the Bronx, MD and military school and became a scholar is the point of his story. Thinking like yours is exactly why decent people don’t run for office.

Just stop. He literally said in interviews that he and the other Wes Moore grew up in the same streets. I’m not saying this is a fatal flaw, but please stop pretending that he didn’t completely misrepresent his background in the name of selling a book. The insistence that the misrepresentation didn’t take place makes it worse.

If you say so 🙄

The denial is becoming Trumpian. I didn’t say so, Wes Moore said so. Read the CNN article linked above.

I read the article, the book and listened to his speeches, your assertions are a stretch.

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Anonymous wrote:If that’s why you can’t vote for Moore then you see simply reinforcing the biggest issue with the D party. The party loves to sbmnwct defeat from the jaws of victory and continues to perpetuate values signaling to their own demise. Nothing in that article gives me pause about Moore as a candidate or eventual Governor of the State of MD.

Expecting integrity and honesty from a candidate is not “values signaling.” We all make mistakes in life and I can accept that candidates are human, but when I see repeated red flags of dishonesty, it is absolutely going to cause me to pause. I felt the same way with Biden at first, considering his repeated allegations of plagiarism. I voted for him, as I will Moore, but it will absolutely be with reservation. I value honesty.

It’s a moral high horse that Ds love to perch themselves upon an end up looking like hypocrites in the process. His mother moved to Pasadena when he was 16, while he attended middle school. It Is quite common for AA who grew up in Pasadena or Columbia to spend their time in Baltimore as teenagers. The book is telling the story of how his life could’ve gone in a very different direction and the fact that he split time between the Bronx, MD and military school and became a scholar is the point of his story. Thinking like yours is exactly why decent people don’t run for office.

Just stop. He literally said in interviews that he and the other Wes Moore grew up in the same streets. I’m not saying this is a fatal flaw, but please stop pretending that he didn’t completely misrepresent his background in the name of selling a book. The insistence that the misrepresentation didn’t take place makes it worse.

If you say so 🙄

The denial is becoming Trumpian. I didn’t say so, Wes Moore said so. Read the CNN article linked above.

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Anonymous wrote:If that’s why you can’t vote for Moore then you see simply reinforcing the biggest issue with the D party. The party loves to sbmnwct defeat from the jaws of victory and continues to perpetuate values signaling to their own demise. Nothing in that article gives me pause about Moore as a candidate or eventual Governor of the State of MD.

Expecting integrity and honesty from a candidate is not “values signaling.” We all make mistakes in life and I can accept that candidates are human, but when I see repeated red flags of dishonesty, it is absolutely going to cause me to pause. I felt the same way with Biden at first, considering his repeated allegations of plagiarism. I voted for him, as I will Moore, but it will absolutely be with reservation. I value honesty.

It’s a moral high horse that Ds love to perch themselves upon an end up looking like hypocrites in the process. His mother moved to Pasadena when he was 16, while he attended middle school. It Is quite common for AA who grew up in Pasadena or Columbia to spend their time in Baltimore as teenagers. The book is telling the story of how his life could’ve gone in a very different direction and the fact that he split time between the Bronx, MD and military school and became a scholar is the point of his story. Thinking like yours is exactly why decent people don’t run for office.

Just stop. He literally said in interviews that he and the other Wes Moore grew up in the same streets. I’m not saying this is a fatal flaw, but please stop pretending that he didn’t completely misrepresent his background in the name of selling a book. The insistence that the misrepresentation didn’t take place makes it worse.

If you say so 🙄

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Anonymous wrote:If that’s why you can’t vote for Moore then you see simply reinforcing the biggest issue with the D party. The party loves to sbmnwct defeat from the jaws of victory and continues to perpetuate values signaling to their own demise. Nothing in that article gives me pause about Moore as a candidate or eventual Governor of the State of MD.

Expecting integrity and honesty from a candidate is not “values signaling.” We all make mistakes in life and I can accept that candidates are human, but when I see repeated red flags of dishonesty, it is absolutely going to cause me to pause. I felt the same way with Biden at first, considering his repeated allegations of plagiarism. I voted for him, as I will Moore, but it will absolutely be with reservation. I value honesty.

It’s a moral high horse that Ds love to perch themselves upon an end up looking like hypocrites in the process. His mother moved to Pasadena when he was 16, while he attended middle school. It Is quite common for AA who grew up in Pasadena or Columbia to spend their time in Baltimore as teenagers. The book is telling the story of how his life could’ve gone in a very different direction and the fact that he split time between the Bronx, MD and military school and became a scholar is the point of his story. Thinking like yours is exactly why decent people don’t run for office.

Just stop. He literally said in interviews that he and the other Wes Moore grew up in the same streets. I’m not saying this is a fatal flaw, but please stop pretending that he didn’t completely misrepresent his background in the name of selling a book. The insistence that the misrepresentation didn’t take place makes it worse.

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Anonymous wrote:DP. Moore won't struggle against Cox, those who think he will are fools and are making snap judgements based off of assumptions.

And a lot of people thought Glenn Youngkin could never, ever beat Terry. Virginia is a blue state, case closed.

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Anonymous wrote:DP. Moore won't struggle against Cox, those who think he will are fools and are making snap judgements based off of assumptions.

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Anonymous wrote:If that’s why you can’t vote for Moore then you see simply reinforcing the biggest issue with the D party. The party loves to sbmnwct defeat from the jaws of victory and continues to perpetuate values signaling to their own demise. Nothing in that article gives me pause about Moore as a candidate or eventual Governor of the State of MD.

Expecting integrity and honesty from a candidate is not “values signaling.” We all make mistakes in life and I can accept that candidates are human, but when I see repeated red flags of dishonesty, it is absolutely going to cause me to pause. I felt the same way with Biden at first, considering his repeated allegations of plagiarism. I voted for him, as I will Moore, but it will absolutely be with reservation. I value honesty.

It’s a moral high horse that Ds love to perch themselves upon an end up looking like hypocrites in the process. His mother moved to Pasadena when he was 16, while he attended middle school. It Is quite common for AA who grew up in Pasadena or Columbia to spend their time in Baltimore as teenagers. The book is telling the story of how his life could’ve gone in a very different direction and the fact that he split time between the Bronx, MD and military school and became a scholar is the point of his story. Thinking like yours is exactly why decent people don’t run for office.

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Anonymous wrote:If that’s why you can’t vote for Moore then you see simply reinforcing the biggest issue with the D party. The party loves to sbmnwct defeat from the jaws of victory and continues to perpetuate values signaling to their own demise. Nothing in that article gives me pause about Moore as a candidate or eventual Governor of the State of MD.

Expecting integrity and honesty from a candidate is not “values signaling.” We all make mistakes in life and I can accept that candidates are human, but when I see repeated red flags of dishonesty, it is absolutely going to cause me to pause. I felt the same way with Biden at first, considering his repeated allegations of plagiarism. I voted for him, as I will Moore, but it will absolutely be with reservation. I value honesty.

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Anonymous wrote:I chose to vote for Moore because Perez was an absolute disaster as chair of the dnc. Sometimes experience shows a candidate doesn’t have the goods.

I didn’t vote for Perez either but while he was DNC chair the Democrats gained back control of the House, the Presidency, and the Senate. Really not sure how anyone could call that an “absolute disaster.”

The presidential nomination process was a disaster and he consistently favored candidates too far to the left to win.

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Anonymous wrote:I chose to vote for Moore because Perez was an absolute disaster as chair of the dnc. Sometimes experience shows a candidate doesn’t have the goods.

I didn’t vote for Perez either but while he was DNC chair the Democrats gained back control of the House, the Presidency, and the Senate. Really not sure how anyone could call that an “absolute disaster.”