In this edition of Capital Download, This Week with Susan Page, Gov. Martin O'Malley talks about his successful legislative session, Maryland's plans for an innovation economy and a possible run in 2016. Shannon Rae Green, H. Darr Beiser
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Can I vomit now or do I have to hold it till the official announcement?
ReplyDeleteOMG... Glendenning did not do as much damage to the state as OweMalley did. The current crop of politicians just say what ever they want... bold faced liars.
ReplyDeleteOf course O'Malley is going to run. He will challenge Hillary and in the end be tapped for the VP spot on the ticket. This is already a done deal. Where have you people been?
ReplyDeleteHe is not going to get tapped for squat... This is all in his head ...
ReplyDeleteWhat a bunch of "baloon juice"
ReplyDeleteHe's got as much chance as anyone. Don't forget there's a lot of uneducated democrats on Government assistance that vote.
ReplyDeleteBy then Maryland will be in such a mess that he won't have a chance.
ReplyDeleteThe green weenies will love him, but Hillary will get the nod...God help us!...of course, if something actually happens with the Benghazi "investigation"..like the truth coming out, then Hillary may be done....
ReplyDeleteDon't forget about Maryland's own Spiro T. Agnew, like Nixon, he too was a crook!
ReplyDeleteWe don't need hillary or o'mallery for president. And, I am a registered democrat.
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ReplyDeleteCampaign theme song: "Rain Tax Keeps Falling On My Head"
He might stand a chance against John Thanos, but that would still be close race.
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