Posted on 09/29/2024 1:28:02 PM PDT by ChicagoConservative27
Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said Sunday on CBS’s “Face the Nation” that he is running for the U.S. Senate because people are fed up with former President Donald Trump’s “divisive rhetoric.”
Host Robert Costa said, “Former President Donald Trump, who in recent days on the campaign trail has attacked vice president harris and he’s said she has mental issues. he has said thing after thing, questioning her intelligence, her ability. Do you believe former President Donald Trump is fit for office or not?”
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Fuck Hogan and his divisive rhetoric!!!!
Hogan is fat a clueless about what people are fed up with.
You will never get better than Hogan in Maryland. Stop cutting off your nose to spite your face. It’s counterproductive.
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Agreed. But there are plenty here who would do just that. The time to get rid of Hogan was during the primary. Not now. He’s what we got. Expect others to start calling you a loser and worse.
Not necessarily true. If he was the difference between a President Harris having a Democrat or Republican Senate, it’s quite important since she would seek to eliminate the filibuster to pass all sorts of horrendous legislation. It sucks getting garbage senators from purple or red states, but as unreliable as Hogan would be, Maryland senators are always as left-wing as they come and Alsobrooks would be no different.
As long as Hogan votes to keep the filibuster, it’s worth voting for him in Maryland.
Ehrlich was better.
Thanks. I can take it. I’ve been exploited all my life. I’ll be the scrape goat here.
God bless you and you are welcome to your opinion. As sick as I am with Romney and Murkowski, etc., I still subscribe to the William F. Buckley Jr. tenet of voting for the most conservative Republican THAT CAN GET ELECTED and then working to improve from there. Even Collins, Murkowski, and Romney voted with the Repubs many times when the Democrat alternative NEVER would have. How would that have possibly helped us, you jackasses?
Former NOBODY!
Being in that office takes filling big shoes & it seems there are few that are honestly capable. However, of those that are available & seeking the office right now, Donald Trump would seem to come closest. There may be others who could qualify, but none of those are running at this time....in either party. Hopefully, Donald Trump will win this round & may there be others following him who might prove to be even better. America needs them if we want to survive as a nation.
As a Republican in Maryland, Hogan is trying to thread the needle of distancing himself from President Trump and also simultaneously being a Republican. Personally I hope he wins as he will be head-and-shoulders better than his opponent, Alsobrooks. But I also wish he would shut the hell up about President Trump. Further, I don’t understand him appearing on a national program when his time would be better spent campaigning in Maryland.
Yep, it's Deep Blue Maryland. Hogan is the best you can get.
“Yep, it’s Deep Blue Maryland. Hogan is the best you can get.”
So? Why would we want him? Not a bit of difference between him and our enemies, except he claims to be a Republican when he shivs us.
It’s all part of the show his advisors tell him to put on so he looks independent of Trump.
I agree I thinks it unnecessary, but these professional politicians are all prisoners of their advisors.
If that’s all the more reason he has for running, Hogan deserves to lose to the tax cheat.
STFU you FAT SLOB!
Looks like he’ll lose in a landslide which is kind of shocking given his popularity as a governor.
He’s just another moderate dem trying to masquerade as a Republican. The Deep State is always trying to plant some of these loathsome individuals in the Republican hierarchy for intelligence and sabotage purposes.
A Republican in name only who undercuts “his party” like McCain so often did (remember when he killed the repeal of Obamacare with his one vote?) is of limited value. Hogan is cut from the same mold. He may vote with the party on occasion but when it matters he’ll stab us in the back. No thanks.
Republicans like Hogan do more harm than good. They undercut the part’s agenda on the most important issues and they give Republicans a bad name, which turns off Independents. If you want to attract Independents to the party and encourage them to start voting a straight Republican ticket, you have to give them a reason to do so.
Divisive? As opposed to Tim Waltz giving the middle finger to Trump supporters?
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