The e-mail, first reported by Center Maryland, seeks the attendance of top Democratic elected officials who will still be in office after Gov.-elect Larry Hogan (R) takes over in January — meaning neither Gov. Martin O’Malley (D) nor Brown, the lieutenant governor, are on the invitation list.
“Election results have cast upon me the role of titular leader of the MD Democratic Party,” Mikulski says in the e-mail. “I ask for your help and counsel at this time.”
Mikulski, who will be up for re-election in 2016, asks that no staff attend the morning meeting and says the agenda will include a discussion of “the path to new leadership.”
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5 comments:
Better worry you and Cardin are next.
Maybe in '16, we can get rid of her too!
Barbara.......you and Jim need to be the next to go and you can take Ben Cardin with you
She is trying to save her ass. That itself will be a big job. Perhaps she should eat Mrs. Obama's school lunches.
If shes serious she will turn conservative and speak out against Obama and all the libs.
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