Opinions
WordPress is a favorite blogging tool of mine and I share tips and tricks for using WordPress here.
-
News & Politics
Council President Race: Progression v Regression
In what is shaping up to be another heavyweight political battle, the likes of what we witnessed days ago between…
Read More » -
Opinions
The speakers race and other progressive politics
When 15-year veteran of the House Speakership Delegate Mike Busch (D-30) passed away on Sine Die Eve, the grieving was…
Read More » -
News & Politics
The next Speaker should be one of substance, not style
The history of the speakership in Maryland dates back to February of 1777, following the state’s 1776 Constitutional Convention, where…
Read More » -
Opinions
Why the democratic leadership is responsible for the Pugh fiasco
It was three years ago, when a shaken Democratic Party – led by its de facto leader Congressman Elijah Cummings…
Read More » -
Opinions
Why now is not the time for a new, unfamiliar face as Mayor
With continuing allegations of book deals and possible political kickbacks being lobbed at Baltimore City Mayor Catherine Pugh from every…
Read More » -
Opinions
When a childrens book scandal Trumps numerous campaign violations
In 2016, the Baltimore City Paper uncovered a massive scheme that went afoul of the state’s campaign finance laws, pointing…
Read More » -
Opinions
Why I oppose the JHU private police force
Johns Hopkins University isn’t just a university. The Homewood campus, the medical campus, their continuous territorial expansion, and the 40,000+ strong workforce…
Read More » -
News & Politics
The politics of political machines in suburban counties
By: Richard Elliott and an Anonymous writer The history of the “Official Democratic Party” sample ballot has a long history,…
Read More » -
Opinions
Delegate Mary Ann Lisanti: How the culture of silence continues in Annapolis
On February 25th, an article from the Washington Post’s Ovetta Wiggins detailed how 2nd term Delegate Mary Ann Lisanti (Democrat,…
Read More » -
Opinions
State lawmakers diluting opposition to private police force via committee hearings
As over a hundred men, women and children lined the campus of Johns Hopkins University, yesterday, outside of the Milton…
Read More »
