Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Literally what has Wes Moore done well?

List an accomplishment for the state. One.

Being so completely uninformed is not a flex.

So... nothing then?

Here I'll help you.

-He instituted the largest tax increase in state history.
- He regressively doubled the car registration fee.
-He turned a 5B surplus into a 3B deficit in 2 short years.


Any other accomplishments I missed?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you remember back in 2022, the Democratic Governors Association ran a sneaky TV ad campaign during the primary which essentially tanked moderate GOP candidate Kelly Schulz and allowed right-wing nutjob Dan Cox to win the GOP primary.
After that, I would have voted for a turnip over Cox in the general election. As a dem, I was quite amused that so many Maryland GOPs fell for it.
Don't think the same thing won't be tried again if Hogan throws his hat in.

Hogan can beat Moore.

Not in this lifetime. Not while Trump is president.

Anonymous wrote:Literally what has Wes Moore done well?

List an accomplishment for the state. One.

Being so completely uninformed is not a flex.

Literally what has Wes Moore done well?

List an accomplishment for the state. One.

Another Marylander who will definitely vote for him again. I think he has higher aspirations (or at least I hope he does) and will vote for him then as well.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Seriously? Chances of re-election are 100%.

Never say never, but yup - he's pretty safe because people are obtuse.

Take this latest poll as an indicator.

The poll released Monday found voters are generally pessimistic. Roughly two-thirds of those surveyed said the country is on the wrong track. Fifty-four percent have a negative view of Maryland’s economy and 67% said the amount of taxes paid in Maryland is “too high.”

Even so, 59% of voters in the poll appear to lay more of the blame on Trump and Republicans in Congress. One in four blamed Moore.

https://marylandmatters.org/2025/08/11/moore-maintains-approval-of-majority-in-new-poll-but-sees-continued-softening-of-support/

Cults can swing both ways.

I’m a Marylander who recognizes that Maryland’s economy and imposition of taxes were negatively affected by Trump’s economic policies, including, to name a few, the TACO tariffs, the destruction of a good portion of local employment, immigration policies, destruction of federal programs and agencies, and the attacks on education at all levels.

Moore has my vote.

Hogan >>>> Moore

Moore's chief of staff announced his resignation today...

https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/harris-ends-tenure-moore-administration-154830475.html

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Anonymous wrote:I don't like him. You can't reach anyone at any MD gov office. Also he's smarmy. He lied about a military medal -- not saying that means anything in reality but in an election it will definitely be like giving the Republicans something to run with and that might make it that much easier for a Republican to be elected again. I liked Hogan but who knows who else the crazy MAGAs might put out as a nominee. I hope someone else good comes along.

Clearly the new presidential model for a Republican caliber character should include things like being: military service avoidant, bankruptcy-prone, a chronic philanderer, back-stabber, lying constantly and a convicted felon.

Depends on who the Republicans put up as a candidate, on whether character matters. That is how they operate.

There was moral outrage over Clinton, and John Kerry had a questionable military service record, while Bush was a war hero, even though he was MIA for much of his service. In a strange twist, while service used to matter to Republicans, they now look the other way when their candidate belittles military service and even calls troops and veterans “losers.”

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All hat and no cattle.

The phrase is "TALL hat no cattle."

Nothin’ like “correcting” somebody AND being wrong!

What democrats will run against him? No Republican has a chance in this MAGA-infected field.

Anonymous wrote:Seriously? Chances of re-election are 100%.

Never say never, but yup - he's pretty safe because people are obtuse.

Take this latest poll as an indicator.

The poll released Monday found voters are generally pessimistic. Roughly two-thirds of those surveyed said the country is on the wrong track. Fifty-four percent have a negative view of Maryland’s economy and 67% said the amount of taxes paid in Maryland is “too high.”

Even so, 59% of voters in the poll appear to lay more of the blame on Trump and Republicans in Congress. One in four blamed Moore.

https://marylandmatters.org/2025/08/11/moore-maintains-approval-of-majority-in-new-poll-but-sees-continued-softening-of-support/

Cults can swing both ways.

Anonymous wrote:Seriously? Chances of re-election are 100%.

Yeah, I think.this too.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:He’s got my vote.

That’s one person.

Are there two?

Wes Moore: “If the idea comes in to mobilize a National Guard in one of our cities and I do not deem it to be mission critical, I can give you my answer in one word: No. I take it very seriously because unlike the president, I’ve actually worn the uniform of this country.”

Yeah, I’ll second it.

Anonymous wrote:He’s got my vote.

That’s one person.

Are there two?