Thanks for a great year of blogging.  This site does not really work without you (just look at other political blogs and you will see what I mean).  This year I posted 105 times and there were a total of 1,842 comments.  The site had close to 38,000 hits in one year.  Not bad considering [...]

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Get your house in order.  Obviously easier said than done.  I am pretty sure that Craig is not the answer (especially if tax increases are on the way), Golding was not the answer, Cochran was not the answer, Wagner was not the answer, Parrott was not the answer, Kohl was not the answer, and it [...]

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Like many of the comments have stated, Harford County is still Republican country.  However we did lose the sheriff’s office and one seat in the House of Delegates.  It always amazed me how Republicans kept winning down there anyways.  All three Republican Senators were returned as well as all northern Delegates and the [...]

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What an election.  It was not unexpected.  The country simply does not want to be led in the same direction.  A 48 seat swing proves that.  It is somewhat refreshing because it sends a message to Republicans that conservatives will not simply support them because they are not democrats.  When you abandon conservative principles and [...]

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I saw on FOX News that O'Malley won but when I looked at the numbers Ehrlich was up by 20,000 votes.  With as many as 193,000 absentee ballots we will not know for sure for several days.  I think it looks good for Ehrlich.  Steele is slightly behind but again absentee ballots will benefit Republican [...]

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Let me know what you think: 
Governor: Bob Ehrlich (51% to 49%)
Senate: Michael Steele (52% to 48%) 
County Executive: David Craig (60% to 40%)
County Council President: Billy Boniface (60% to 40%)
District A: Dion Guthrie (52% to 48%)
District B: Roni Chenowith (54% to 46%)
District C: Jim McMahon (60% to 40%)
District D: Chad Shrodes (58% to 42%)
District E: Dick [...]

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With Election Day coming up we as Republicans have a lot at stake.  We have Congress at stake, we have the Governor’s seat at stake, we have our local Council at stake, and we have the sheriff’s office on the line.  I know that I have learned a lot, politically speaking, from observing local, state, [...]

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