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Anonymous wrote:Sadly, while I liked Hogan as our governor I am unable to vote for him for our Senate as right now with the number of crazy Republicans in the Senate I cannot be one to give Republicans a majority. I am going to vote Democrat. If this was the olden days and we didn't have a bunch of crazy Republicans in both chambers, it might be a different story. But in today's climate. I vote D down the ticket.

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there is no Republican Party any longer that includes hogan he is McConnells pick that should tell everyone to vote for Ashbrook

Respectfully…work on getting her name right!

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Anonymous wrote:Hogan’s going to caucus with the GOP. Bye bye abortion rights.

This excites “centrists” like OP! Then he can smile and roll his eyes and say “politicians, they’re all the same, right?”

People like OP are tiny little attention seekers. The gen x of wannabe influencers, the same kind of pointlessness as dancing on a golf course, tap dancing for likes and subscribes. And all as the GOP wants to kill democracy (and makes no secret of it).

It’s… weird.

Speaking of weird ^^. That’s a whole post of weird.

No that is exactly what the gop is ding
They want a dictator who wakes up in the morning and votes for dictatorship s ugh

Anonymous wrote:Sadly, while I liked Hogan as our governor I am unable to vote for him for our Senate as right now with the number of crazy Republicans in the Senate I cannot be one to give Republicans a majority. I am going to vote Democrat. If this was the olden days and we didn't have a bunch of crazy Republicans in both chambers, it might be a different story. But in today's climate. I vote D down the ticket.

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there is no Republican Party any longer that includes hogan he is McConnells pick that should tell everyone to vote for Ashbrook

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Anonymous wrote:Hogan’s going to caucus with the GOP. Bye bye abortion rights.

This excites “centrists” like OP! Then he can smile and roll his eyes and say “politicians, they’re all the same, right?”

People like OP are tiny little attention seekers. The gen x of wannabe influencers, the same kind of pointlessness as dancing on a golf course, tap dancing for likes and subscribes. And all as the GOP wants to kill democracy (and makes no secret of it).

It’s… weird.

Speaking of weird ^^. That’s a whole post of weird.

Anonymous wrote:Then why did the Dems run that dim bulb Alsobrooks?

Look at her record and not her sex and race. She must be doing something right because there are fewer PG County resident cheats attending DC public and charter schools. I guess the PG residents are trusting their skills more to teach their children and not relying on DC to do it.

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Anonymous wrote:I am also voting for Harris and Hogan. It’s going to be a shitshow either way but I would not want our government controlled by just one party.

And what if Trump wins, you nitwit. You like an entire MAGA government?

Hogan isn't MAGA. From MAGA perspective, it's better to have a Senate without Hogan. unless he is the 50th vote, and probably not even then.

Wrap it up any way that makes you feel good about your decision. McConnell recruited Hogan to run and is helping to finance Hogan's campaign.

Anonymous wrote:Then why did the Dems run that dim bulb Alsobrooks?

As a resident of PG County, I beg to differ. Alsobrooks has made much more of a positive impact on our lives in PG County than Hogan did as governor. And don't get me wrong, I voted for Hogan twice. But Alsobrooks has been a great county executive. She has decreased crime, invested in our school infrastructure so that kids have a better chance at getting a useful education. She has made a positive impact on government contracting at the county level and rebuilding the police forces and addressing systemic racism in the county police forces.

Hogan had roller coaster full of ups and downs. He had some good successes, but also had a fair number of very costly missteps. Alsobrooks has a much cleaner record than Hogan did. And Alsobrooks will not allow approval of more conservative judges and justices into the judicial system. Alsobrooks will work against MAGA Republicans stonewalling the Senate. Alsobrooks will be able to work with the Democratic Party, while Hogan will be made voiceless in the Republican party. He will be a rubberstamp vote, but otherwise will be ignored. We need a Senator who will be able to work for Maryland not just be a rubberstamp for the Republican caucus. We had Mikulski and then Cardin who have worked tirelessly for the benefit of Maryland. We need more than Hogan in the Senate. Even if you like Hogan, his standing in the Republican party will not help Maryland. Alsobrooks standing in the Democratic party will work for Maryland.

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Anonymous wrote:Are you ok with Hogan confirming any Trump Supreme Court nominees?

I like Hogan. I’d vote for him for other offices, but giving the GOP another vote in the senate, no.

If Hogan is a centrist, as his record shows, why do you think he would vote for anything far right? Has he while MD Governor? He knows who elected him and who he would be representing.

You people need counting lessons.

It doesn’t matter what Hogan says. By caucusing with the Republicans, he gives MAGA control of the Senate and the power to set the agenda. That’s bad.

Anonymous wrote:Then why did the Dems run that dim bulb Alsobrooks?

Explain, with specifics, why you call her that.

Then why did the Dems run that dim bulb Alsobrooks?

Sadly, while I liked Hogan as our governor I am unable to vote for him for our Senate as right now with the number of crazy Republicans in the Senate I cannot be one to give Republicans a majority. I am going to vote Democrat. If this was the olden days and we didn't have a bunch of crazy Republicans in both chambers, it might be a different story. But in today's climate. I vote D down the ticket.

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Anonymous wrote:You are pretty dim. You want the Senate to go Republican? A Hogan win will do that. I was fine with him being governor, but electing him Senator and handing the MAGAs the Senate is a bridge too far.

It’s all about the numbers.

Maga better then communist.

Who's a communist?

Anonymous wrote:I guess you could call me a centrist. I'm a pro-business, less-government-is-needed kind of voter. That said, I despise trump for all the reasons you can think of. I greatly respect Hogan, however, for his work in MD and his values.

So I will 100% be voting Harris, and also voting Hogan for MD senate. I hope both win! Not looking forward to Harris hiking my taxes...

Who else is in the same camp?

So you're voting for Harris and also voting to potentially make it impossible for her to get anything done? Sure, makes sense to me.

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Anonymous wrote:I am also voting for Harris and Hogan. It’s going to be a shitshow either way but I would not want our government controlled by just one party.

The house is not flipping to the Dems, so it would not be controlled by one party. Considering the senate is the busy that decides on which judges would be confirmed, I find it horrifying that we get more and more judges like the judge in Texas that can shut down anything, like he did with the abortion pill, with a stroke of a pen. People talk about the SCOTUs, but the appellate and district court federal judges are far more important and it would be a shame for McConnell and company to stack those courts greater than they already have. Hogan would vote right along the republicans line. People did not learn anything from Collin and Murkowski.

The House is definitely flipping to Dem. I work for a political org and no one is arguing otherwise. The Senate is shaky. We need the Senate more!

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Anonymous wrote:I am also voting for Harris and Hogan. It’s going to be a shitshow either way but I would not want our government controlled by just one party.

And what if Trump wins, you nitwit. You like an entire MAGA government?

Hogan isn't MAGA. From MAGA perspective, it's better to have a Senate without Hogan. unless he is the 50th vote, and probably not even then.

How do you figure that it’s worse for MAGA to have Hogan in the Senate than Alsobrooks? Because that’s the choice MD voters are making. Obviously, MAGA would rather have Hogan.