Anonymous wrote:I work in Tysons and I often end up driving behind another Maryland driver, this woman in a blue Prius with TWO Marc Elrich stickers and a Raskin sticker. I can't help but thinking, if you stopped electing people like Elrich and maybe, God forbid, considered electing some Republicans once in a while, you wouldn't have to commute to Northern Virginia to work.
She also always listens to the worst techno music with the windows down.
Oh, to be a 20-something again, back when I knew everything.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Actually there are quite a few Ficker signs in Bethesda, Wheaton and up county. I’ve seen a sparse few in Silver Spring. We don’t have a sign but support Ficker also.
Same in Rockville. Drive up route 28 from Rockville Town Center to 270 and you'll see a bunch there too.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It makes sense in some ways to make developers pay, but the more burdens we put on businesses, the more they will just leave us for other counties..
I might vote for Blair in the general just to make a point
How do you vote for someone who isn’t running?
Anonymous wrote:It makes sense in some ways to make developers pay, but the more burdens we put on businesses, the more they will just leave us for other counties..
I might vote for Blair in the general just to make a point
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your property taxes went up one time, in 9 years, to help schools. Stop whining.
Yes, there was only one (monstrous) property tax hike- a full 9%, announced quietly on a holiday weekend.
But you better believe assessments go up every yr, so taxes DO go up every year, even if the rate doesnt change.
Anonymous wrote:Actually there are quite a few Ficker signs in Bethesda, Wheaton and up county. I’ve seen a sparse few in Silver Spring. We don’t have a sign but support Ficker also.
Anonymous wrote:It makes sense in some ways to make developers pay, but the more burdens we put on businesses, the more they will just leave us for other counties..
I might vote for Blair in the general just to make a point
Anonymous wrote:Your property taxes went up one time, in 9 years, to help schools. Stop whining.
Anonymous wrote:Your property taxes went up one time, in 9 years, to help schools. Stop whining.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Your property taxes went up one time, in 9 years, to help schools. Stop whining.
Yes, there was only one (monstrous) property tax hike- a full 9%, announced quietly on a holiday weekend.
But you better believe assessments go up every yr, so taxes DO go up every year, even if the rate doesnt change.