[mass55th]

"...and there is no Republican candidate in the race."

Typical GOP bull$hit. Don't even attempt to put up a fight.

[OneVike]

Typical GOP bull$hit. Don't even attempt to put up a fight.

So you would take your money and piss it down a rabbit hole, just to make a statement?

You must have enough money to burn.

[Deplorable American1776]

Hey, GOP put someone there, to run. I guess the Baltimore GOP meets at the local telephone booth...If there is more than 2 people...

[Zhang Fei]

[”...and there is no Republican candidate in the race.”

Typical GOP bull$hit. Don’t even attempt to put up a fight. ]

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Baltimore is over 60% black. The one constant with blacks is wherever they are, they vote 90% Democrat. Other demos vary a great deal. Hispanics vote much more GOP, much like whites, in TX, just as they vote much more Democrat, just like whites, in CA. But blacks are pretty monolithic. The principal factors? Blacks like Democrat-supplied mulligans for criminal charges, school admissions (AA) and hiring (AA).

Hispanics get mulligans, too, but they’re much less inclined to back the criminals in their communities or racial quotas. For them, pride means standing on your own two feet. For too many in the black community, pride means sticking it to whitey, or anyone who stands in the way of their personal gain, by hook or by crook.

Bottom line? Baltimore is lost cause, unless the GOP wants to put its cash behind a far leftist a hair to the right of the even further left Democrat - someone like Maxine Waters but not yet indictable. Just to say the GOP won Baltimore.

[CFW]

“”...and there is no Republican candidate in the race.”
Typical GOP bull$hit. Don’t even attempt to put up a fight.”

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That ticks me off so much! You will see an election where no ones runs as a Republican so the conservatives have no choice at all! You can’t even vote for the “lessor evil”. Those deals they make that the GOP will not run a candidate in congressional “democrat” districts just leaves the voters with status quo. Why do that intentionally back away from an opportunity such as that? Maybe the voters in “blue” districts would like to have a choice!

In this situation, a GOP candidate could have possibly won. It’s obvious the voters wanted a change!