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To: CheneyClone

So, MD has NEVER gone REP?


36 posted on 11/06/2012 10:42:38 AM PST by Lacey2
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To: Lacey2

“So, MD has NEVER gone REP?”

I love that we’re talking about MD! Somehow the fact that we’re thinking about strategy at all in the deep blue states, makes a change of heart in places like my state - Washington State - seem possible...go McKenna (Gov. WA - R).

Of course OH, and PA are huge today...and all the other swing states...


42 posted on 11/06/2012 10:56:39 AM PST by SeattleBruce (Pray 2 Chronicles 7:14! Tea Party like it's 1773! Repeal the Federal Reserve Act of 1913!)
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To: Lacey2
So, MD has NEVER gone REP?

We've had some Republican governors. But Baltimore is an open sewer of crime, filth, and corruption, and generates a huge number of Dem votes. The collar counties around DC are immovably liberal: Prince George's County is mostly black, while Montgomery County is full of Latinos, blacks, illegals, other minorities, and prosperous, educated white leftists. Howard County is a peaceful and beautiful county with mostly conservative voters except for the educated white liberal city of Columbia. So the state is going to be stuck liberal forever because the high-population areas outvote the conservative and normal areas that are geographically far larger but less populated and less organized.

57 posted on 11/06/2012 11:33:36 AM PST by ottbmare (The OTTB Mare)
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To: Lacey2

Over the last 30-40 years you can count them on one hand. Recently there was a one term governor (Ehrlich) and there was Spiro Agnew back in the 70s!


80 posted on 11/06/2012 4:41:20 PM PST by CheneyClone
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