A strong majority of Marylanders do not think their governor, Martin O'Malley (D), should run for president.
A Goucher poll found that 65 percent of Marylanders think O'Malley should not run for president, while only 19 percent think he should. O'Malley, whose second gubernatorial term ends in January, has been traveling around the country stumping for Democrats and brown-nosing with activists and donors in early primary states.
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The story should be "Why isn't the number 100%." The guy is a failure.
ReplyDeleteI would vote for him as president of the moon - as long as there are no more space suits there.....
ReplyDeleteHe has done nothing positive for Maryland.
ReplyDeleteI think liberalism is a disease. Who are these idiots that think O'malley is doing a good job? Tax Tax Tax with no other solutions Tax Tax Tax. Why do we even need a hipster governor? He just rubber stamps every damn tax that they can think of. Then spends it on people that really don't deserve any help.
ReplyDeleteI hate quoting the bible to people but its full of pointent axioms, most notable "Give a man a fish/Teach a man to fish" It just doesn't get more basic than that. Stop giving handouts of any kind.
O'Malley has been a disaster for Maryland. His tax and tax policies have driven successful businesses out of the state.
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