[lightman]

Maryland Republican gubernatorial candidate Kelly Schultz meets with residents in Baltimore’s Rosemont neighborhood on July 12, touting her plan “to get these streets safe again,” which is “the quickest way to get businesses back, the quickest way to get people good-paying jobs, and to give people opportunities to succeed.” (Courtesy of Kelly Schulz for Governor)

[lightman]

MD ping.

[TBP]

The Democrats have been running ads against Dan Cox. If the Democrats are that scared of him, I'm for him even more.

[TBP]

Peroutka for Attorney General

[TBP]

The winner of what is projected to be a tight race between Schultz and Cox in November will face the Democrat who emerges victorious from their nine-candidate primary scrum.

And the nine of them are bending over backwards to out-wacko each other. Peter Franchot and Doug Gansler are trying to sound "moderate" (like Biden?) but even they don't dare stray too far from the progressive orthodoxy.<>P> After the Dhimmicraps have decided which wacko they're going to nominate, the Republicans will have to tie every crazy radical goofball cause around the nominee's neck and not let go. (But they won't.)

[Maris Crane]

If you want a good candidate for office ...she looks great, she is articulate, she is intelligent and feist:

Kimberly Klacik

[Deplorable American1776]

Hogan is thinking of running for President?

Of what? The local nuthouse?

[TBP]

The winner of what is projected to be a tight race between Schultz and Cox in November will face the Democrat who emerges victorious from their nine-candidate primary scrum.

And the nine of them are bending over backwards to out-wacko each other. Peter Franchot and Doug Gansler are trying to sound "moderate" (like Biden?) but even they don't dare stray too far from the progressive orthodoxy.

After the Dhimmicraps have decided which wacko they're going to nominate, the Republicans will have to tie every crazy radical goofball cause around the nominee's neck and not let go. (But they won't.)