Hypocrisy at its finest
You can pull the yellow flag out of your back pocket and fire it in my direction because I’m about to be assessed a 15-yard penalty for piling on. But it will be worth it. As many of you already know,...
View ArticleRevolutionary
The message is one of real change, summarized by one line: But now that the standard-bearer has been defeated, it is time to help build a home for the Liberty voters in the Republican Party here in...
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2012 Maryland GOP Fall Convention in pictures and text (part 2)
When I last left you in my narrative, I had just gone to bed after several hours of fun and carousing with many people, some of whom had names and faces I sheepishly admit I couldn’t keep straight....
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Turning the Tides 2013 in pictures and text (part 2)
I covered the events of Saturday morning in part 1, so if you enjoyed the “lunch break” I pick up the events with one of the most popular conservative politicians in Maryland. Yes, on the far right of...
View ArticleNo referendum on death penalty? Why not?
I didn’t catch this Washington Examiner article when it came out, but perhaps I can make up for lost time. According to Delegate Neil Parrott, the person who spearheaded the petition and referendum...
View ArticleAren’t we thrilled?
You know, it’s hard to come home after a nice evening and discuss bad news, but there it was on the table: Martin O’Malley finished the damage of the “90 days of terror” by signing the last of the...
View ArticleA lack of interest – or a lack of faith?
In news which wasn’t totally unexpected, the petition drives for both reinstating the death penalty and rescinding the onerous gun laws passed by Democrats in the Maryland General Assembly both fell...
View ArticleA tale of two judges
Two judges, one a Clinton appointee and one an Obama appointee, made news with their decisions over the last couple days. In Baltimore, U.S. District Judge Catherine C. Blake, the aforementioned...
View ArticleThe legal fight against guns
As a means of getting back into things political after my weekend away, I found this chart – compiled by newly reinstalled Senate Minority Leader David Brinkley – quite instructive. It’s meant to be an...
View ArticleRunning out of time
From the tone of the e-mail I received today, it appears that the petition drive to bring the “bathroom bill” to referendum is struggling to receive support. With one week left to gather signatures for...
View ArticleEnding with a whimper
It really wasn’t noticed because not many people made a big enough deal of it, but for the third time in two years a referendum petition drive failed to meet the initial hurdle of gathering about...
View ArticleThe final hurdle
This is sort of a programming note for those who are interested. Over the last week on social media I was detailing some of my findings as I went through the votes for the monoblogue Accountability...
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