Political reporter Pat Warren took a closer look at how O’Malley stacks up against the top candidates.
The first Democratic presidential debate drew ratings but no blood—though not for lack of trying on Martin O’Malley’s part. It also served as his introduction to the country.
“After 15 years of executive experience, I have learned how to be an effective leader,” he said.
He drew on that experience throughout the debate in a feisty exchange with Bernie Sanders on gun control laws he signed as governor.
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O'Malley like Obama is delusional...
ReplyDeleteAfter that debate how can ANYONE vote for a democrat?
ReplyDeleteYou actually wasted your time watching that crap?
DeleteI am of the firm belief that Mr. O'Malley is another in a line of "celebrity president" wanna-be's. It began with Clinton, and most certainly continued with Obama, whom I believe just wanted to make the history books.
ReplyDeleteO'Malley has no discernible vision of America. He never quite made it as a rock star, so this endeavor is next. He just wants to be JFK, plain and simple.
Yikes, the other 3 losers in that circus made Shrillary and Owemoney look good.
ReplyDeleteWas a lousy governor and would be even worse as a President.
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