Martin
O'Malley, the two-term governor of Maryland whose presidential campaign
has struggled to gain traction, will announce Monday night that he is
suspending his campaign.
Multiple sources close to O'Malley's campaign said the Democrat will make the announcement at around 10:30 p.m. Eastern time.
The
announcement comes after O'Malley barely registered in the
first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses, failing to meet the low expectations
set by polling in the weeks before the contest. The Democrat did not
receive the 15 percent threshold of caucus goers needed to be considered
viable in many precincts.
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EDITOR'S NOTE: Mike Huckabee has also suspended his 2016 presidential campaign.
Back to thugville Baltimore md.
ReplyDeleteSince he just got about $800.000 to keep his campaign going, is he going to return it back to the taxpayers, or steel it like the furniture from the governors mansion, Stay on it Joe,
ReplyDeleteVery strange timing indeed.
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ReplyDeleteOh, rats. He'll probably be hanging out in A'polis with his banjo again. It's been nice having him out of state.
It is so,so sad to see him come back to Maryland.
ReplyDeleteHopefully he'll leave the country
ReplyDelete11:24 'steal'....
ReplyDeleteLooks like Marty used his one active brain cell for a good decision....finally!
ReplyDeleteAbsolute moron.
ReplyDeleteProof that Iowans. at least, have a brain!
ReplyDeleteWhat took him so long. That ship's been sinking for a long time. He should have given the money he spent back to the people. He knew he wouldn't go anywhere.
ReplyDeleteThank God! This arrogant man is obnoxious. All he did was let the country know what Marylanders knew already; NO ONE LIKES HIM!
ReplyDeleteI think even Liarton could beat him.
ReplyDeleteCan you imagine the sissy fight between them?? Now that would be funny!
Good, now lets hope someone stomps the life out this bag of wind.
ReplyDeletePOS.
ReplyDeleteAbout time.
ReplyDeleteHe did just get a big load of taxpayer $ to extend his campaign I think just last week! Follow that money!
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