Even though the Sentinel’s Glynis Kazanjian is more fun, our nominee for mainstream media (MSM) reporter of the week is the Examiner’s Alan Suderman. His juicy tidbit on a 2008…
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GOP Activist Masquerades as MSM Reporter
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Times are bad for the MSM. They’re losing money. They’re imposing layoffs. They’re trying to launch blogs (gasp). And now they’re finding reporters in the most unusual of places. Like,…
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Marc Korman, a member of the Montgomery County Central Committee and a guest blogger on the Maryland Politics Watch Blog, will be on the “Political Pulse” TV show on: Thurs,…
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Here’s an amusing fundraising solicitation from one of the state’s most liberal politicians: current Comptroller and former Takoma Park Delegate Peter Franchot. Franchot tells his list recipients that they should…
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Red Line Ridership Games, Part Two
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Four alternative explanations for MTA’s overnight 28% Red Line ridership hike are worth examining.1. Baltimore City’s population may be trending younger, and would therefore be more likely to take transit.Some…
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In solidarity with furloughed state employees, District 15 Senator Rob Garagiola and Delegates Brian Feldman, Kathleen Dumais and Craig Rice are surrendering eight days of pay. That is close to…
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Hankering for the Hunk
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Earlier today, traffic to our “Hunk of the Hill” post exploded, accounting for 60% of all our direct entries at one point. That’s no accident. Dashing Delegate candidate Sam Arora…
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Fall of the Boy King
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The reign of the Washington Post’s Boy King has come to an end. Let the peasants of his Maryland fiefdoms raid the castle and plunder the royal pantry!Multiple spies report…
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Hunk of the Hill Runs for Delegate
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One of Capitol Hill’s most beautiful people is running for Delegate in District 19. Ladies of Layhill, have a look!Samir “Sam” Arora, a 28-year-old Georgetown Law School student who grew…
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Red Line Ridership Games, Part One
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The Maryland Transit Administration (MTA) saved Baltimore’s Red Line project from possible federal disapproval with a last-minute cost-effectiveness improvement of 24%. Part of that improvement was due to a sudden…