By Adam Pagnucco. In Part Four, we looked at four jurisdictions – the District of Columbia, Arlington, Alexandria and Prince George’s – from whom Montgomery County has gained real adjusted…
Albornoz, Fani-Gonzalez Denounce CASA
By Adam Pagnucco. County Council Members Gabe Albornoz and Natali Fani-González have issued a statement denouncing the remarks by CASA, a county-based immigrant rights group, about the Israel-Hamas war. Their…
By Adam Pagnucco. Council Member Andrew Friedson is one of the county’s most prominent elected officials. CASA is one of the county’s most prominent interest groups and depends on the…
Maryland Delegate Opposes “Genocide” in Gaza
By Adam Pagnucco. District 39 Delegate Gabriel Acevero, who was first elected in 2018 and reelected last year, helped organize a rally for a ceasefire in Gaza yesterday. That’s not…
Exodus from MoCo, Part Four
By Adam Pagnucco. In Part Three, we explored Montgomery County’s loss of taxpayer income to the rest of Maryland, other states and foreign locations. Today, we will start naming the…
Top Stories: October 2023
By Adam Pagnucco. Below are the top ten stories on Montgomery Perspective in October 2023, ranked by page views. 1. Don’t Equivocate About Jew Hate 2. Jewish Organizations Blast MCPS…
State Teachers Union Supports Trone
By Adam Pagnucco. The Maryland State Education Association (MSEA), the largest teachers union in Maryland, has announced its support for Congressman David Trone in the race for U.S. Senate. MSEA…
Exodus from MoCo, Part Three
By Adam Pagnucco. Part Two revealed that Montgomery County has long suffered net out-migration of tax returns and real adjusted gross income (AGI) with those trends intensifying in the last…
Exodus from MoCo, Part Two
By Adam Pagnucco. As we explained in Part One, the IRS tracks the inflow and outflow of returns, exemptions and adjusted gross income (AGI) for all states and counties. Comparable…
Exodus from MoCo, Part One
By Adam Pagnucco. Five years ago, I wrote a series on taxpayer flight from MoCo. At that time, I found that the county was losing hundreds of millions of dollars…
