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While I am not the ideal message boy for MCDCC, we are happy to help out MPW friend Marc Korman. He forwarded this notice for our readers.Apply for the Ballot…
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Senator Nancy King and Delegate Charles Barkley, both of District 39, are proposing legislation that would change the membership composition of the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee (MCDCC).Currently, MCDCC has…
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The resignation of District 2A (Washington County) Delegate Robert A. McKee promises scandal in the newspapers for some time to come. But the appointment process to replace him may also…
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More on the Politburos
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Today’s Post contains a few tidbits about the Montgomery and Prince George’s County Politburos… err, excuse me, Democratic Central Committees.First, the Post reports that PGCDCC used an open roll call…
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Thank God for MCDCC (Updated)
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Now I know you’re shocked to read that statement from me. But I mean it, I really do!Yes, we didn’t know who the Frick was Bill. Yes, we got a…
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In Part Two, I recounted the Senate President’s remarks to our rag-tag band of bloggers. In this part, let’s find out what the number two leader in the House had…
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How MoCo Does Special Elections
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Montgomery County Council vacancies are filled by special elections. So why shouldn’t we do the same for state legislator vacancies? Here’s how the county process works. When a council vacancy…
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The Real Vote in District 18
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So the Montgomery County Democratic Central Committee has picked the next delegate. Activists are already running wild, yelling, “It’s undemocratic! The people were not able to vote!” Say what? Of…
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Long Ago and Far Away
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Many centuries ago, in the Kingdom of Mary-Land, a member of the Grand Council of Elders representing the kingdom’s Eighteenth Duchy passed away. The people were in mourning. But soon…
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