Harris’s win was a blowout—he finished with 79 percent of votes cast in Maryland’s First Congressional District, which encompasses the Eastern Shore and is the state’s only reliable GOP stronghold. Michael Smigiel, a former state lawmaker who the DC activists supported because of his libertarian stance on drug policy, limped into second place with 11 percent of the vote.
That Harris, who was first elected in the 2010 Tea Party wave, had an easy win is no shock. The First District is Maryland’s most reliable GOP stronghold and the part of the state where Donald Trump performed best in the presidential primary. (Trump did well across Maryland, but romped on the Eastern Shore with nearly 63 percent.) What’s leaving Smigiel’s now-former DC supporters bummed is the magnitude of his loss.
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And if you check Jimmy Ireton's finance reports from the primary you will find all the potheads gave to Jim thinking he'd face off against Harris. They even gave in amounts of 4.20 42 and 420 dollars.... 420 is the code word for pot. Anyone else want to know why loser Werner who looks like a mental patient in his photo beat our jimmy?
ReplyDeleteWhen we have wannabe progressive airheads like Ireton running against him, it's a sure bet that they won't get a vote from anyone with half a brain or more.
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