The Maryland Democrats have created the following video about spending increases under the Ehrlich administration. Sheesh – maybe Bob Ehrlich should challenge Martin O’Malley from the left.
Politics
Riemer Rally Wrap
Council at-large challenger Hans Riemer held his campaign kickoff rally on Saturday and many of our spies were in attendance. In addition, Riemer’s campaign posted multiple pictures from the event…
Rushern Baker on the Spot, Part One
The Washington Post has put a deserved spotlight on Prince George’s County Executive candidate Rushern Baker’s fundraising practices. The object of the Post’s inquiry is a $206,000 contribution to Baker…
Council Member Valerie Ervin gave the following statement of support for Council at-large candidate Hans Riemer at his campaign kickoff rally yesterday.# # # Four years ago Montgomery County had…
Sun Updates MPW Steele Story
Sun reporter Paul West, who claims that blogs have “a very low bar of respectability,” has updated a story we ran almost a month ago on questionable payments from Michael…
MoCo Democrats Announce Annual Brunch
The Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee (MCDCC) has announced its annual brunch, scheduled for Sunday, February 28, 2010 at the Bethesda North Marriott. Following is their press release.Democrats Stay Connected…
Ehrlich’s China Practice
As we have previously revealed, former Governor (and potential future candidate) Bob Ehrlich works for law firm Womble Carlyle and one of his practice areas is the firm’s “China Practice.”…
Riemer’s Rooters Revealed
County Council at-large candidate Hans Riemer has announced his campaign kickoff rally, which is scheduled for this Saturday at 1430 Fenwick Lane in Downtown Silver Spring at 3 PM. In…
On the Post’s War Against MCEA, Part Three
The Washington Post has twice depicted the Montgomery County Education Association (MCEA) as a “toxic influence” seeking to “squeeze enormous concessions” from MoCo taxpayers despite conclusive data to the contrary….
On the Post’s War Against MCEA, Part Two
The Post has alleged in two editorials that the Montgomery County Education Association (MCEA) has abused its political power “to squeeze enormous concessions from the school system in past contract…
