Into the political flames, O'Malley says he would announce presidential bid in Baltimore
Potential 2016 presidential candidate Martin O'Malley fired back Sunday at criticism of his record as Baltimore mayor, defending his tenure amid the recent turmoil there and vowing to announce a candidacy in the city.
“I wouldn’t think of announcing any place else,” O’Malley, a Democrat and former Maryland governor, told NBC’s “Meet the Press.”
O’Malley’s 1990-to-2006 mayoral term started coming under heavy scrutiny after black resident Freddie Gray died last month as the result of an injury while in police custody, which sparked rioting and other violence last week in Baltimore.
The turmoil put the scrutiny specifically on O'Malley's "zero tolerance" law enforcement policies as mayor.
5-4-15 Can't wait for this as(&^$ole to file. Voted against him and Mathias twice and relish the opportunity to throw one against BOTH of them one more time. Bob Aswell
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ReplyDeleteCan't wait for this as(&^$ole to file. Voted against him and Mathias twice and relish the opportunity to throw one against BOTH of them one more time.
Bob Aswell
So, let me get this straight....for 8 years he made a mess out of Maryland, and now he wants to bring it to the national level.......rrriiiight
ReplyDeleteThat smile on the main article is so forced and phony.he is a joke
ReplyDeletehahaha he is going to get his liberal butt so whooped his proctologist will feel it.
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ReplyDelete8 (99-07) years as mayor of Baltimore and 8 as governor....and what besides higher taxes and fewer jobs do we have to show for it?
Go away omalley; go far, far away.
Voting for this idiot is like buying tickets to sail on the Titanic!!
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