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Archive for May, 2010
31 May
‘Ding-ding,’ but no ‘ka-ching’ – “I can almost hear the ‘ding-ding-ding,’ ” enthused the governor. Notice that he didn’t say “ka-ching.” – Slots Article
Wow, over 400 million of projected revenue will go to out of state horse owners and breeders. Good work Maryland, I am glad I did not vote for this garbage. Ehrlichs plan was more friendly fiscally to Maryland then this. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/05/30/AR2010053003383.html HEY, MARYLAND, remember slots? Nineteen months ago, you voted to approve them
30 May
3 Time Illegal Alien Criminal Deported and Re Captured again in Frederick County
Three time deportee arrested in Md. The Frederick County Sheriff’s officice said a Guatemalan man who has been deported three times was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of taking a woman against her will, the Frederick News-Post reports. Augustine Ramirez-Martinez, 28, of Frederick , is being held at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center on charges [...]
30 May
Latino Gang Family Threatens Jurors After Guilty Verdict
Latino Gang Family Threatens Jurors After Guilty Verdict http://www.nationalpolicyinstitute.org/2010/05/30/latino-gang-family-threatens-jurors-after-guilty-verdict/ Riverside County District Attorney Rod Pacheco said Muñoz’s family members were “lying in wait” near the jury parking lot. Officials said the family started yelling threats to all 12 jurors and Muñoz’s mother punched one juror. Jurors who had just convicted a gang member of murdering [...]
30 May
Kim Propeack of Casa De Maryland Labels Activist’s For SB 1070 Bigots
Here is the full contact list and email auto reply from Kim Propeack. The reason she is out until June 1st, she is busy fighting bigotry for the Arizona Act. Feel free to contact those on the list, corresponding to your questions regarding what they represent, example, Finances, contact that person regarding Bond and Tax [...]
30 May
Man told to yank sign will seek injunction Lawyer: Action violates constitutional rights
From the Towson Times: Man told to yank sign will seek injunction Lawyer: Action violates constitutional rights By Bryan P. Sears bsears@patuxent.com The lawyer for a Towson man who was ordered by the county to remove his campaign yard sign says they will take the case to federal court this week. Michael Pappas, the Towson [...]
29 May
Strange, I thought being Republican Meant being Fiscally Conservative.
To the Editor of The Herald Mail, This time, I actually hope you print this for all of District 2 to see and Washington County voters. Recently, The Tax Pledge has been going around the United States requesting signatures of those in their State House of Delegates and State Senate along with Congressman. Sadly, there [...]
29 May
In Maryland, Ehrlich Tied With O’Malley Among Those Certain to Vote
In Maryland, Ehrlich Tied With O’Malley Among Those Certain to Vote May 10, 2010 10:00 AM By Jim Geraghty The Washington Post polls registered voters in Maryland, and finds incumbent Democratic governor Martin O’Malley ahead of former governor Robert Ehrlich, 49 percent to 41 percent. While I think Ehrlich has an uphill climb, this is a fairly encouraging poll [...]
29 May
Ehrlich speaks out against state furloughs
Former governor Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. (R) is seeking to parlay a mandatory furlough day for Maryland state employees into support for his comeback campaign. In a Facebook posting and a new video shot by his campaign, Ehrlich calls furlough days demoralizing and says they are not worth the savings. “It’s simply not worth it,” Ehrlich [...]
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