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Mitt Romney has no future in the GOP
As if Mitt Romney's defeat weren't a cross enough to bear, the kind of campaign he ran could make him uniquely a man on the outside of his party looking in. His chameleon-like shades of Republicanism — he presented himself as "severely...
Tags: Bain Capital, LLC, George H.W. Bush, Joe Biden, John Kerry, Parties and Movements
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GOP lost its way on climate change
Not only has the GOP lost the support of female, black, Latino and Asian voters, they've also lost the support of those concerned about the diversity of the natural world, and how that diversity will be impacted by climate change ("What went wrong," Nov....Tags: John Boehner, Republican Party, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Ecosystems, Global Change
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Elect more grown-ups to Congress
Letter writers like Michael Stevens who maintain that "President Barack Obama has had four years to dig us out of the economic slump and has not done so" ignore the fact that tea party members of the Republican-controlled House have stymied his every...Tags: U.S. House of Representatives, Barack Obama, Pikesville
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Bartlett, Delaney face off on state ballot questions
Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett, who is fighting for political survival in the competitive 6th Congressional District, said during a televised debate Tuesday that he is conflicted about an upcoming ballot question that would let some illegal immigrants pay in-...
Tags: DREAM Act, Annapolis, Gays and Lesbians, Judges, Justice System
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No, Sen. Schumer, compromise is not a dirty word
As this page has devoted much ink to criticizing Republicans in Congress for hardening their positions on matters of federal tax and budget policy to the point where compromise is impossible, it is beyond disappointing to see a leading Senate Democrat...
Tags: Parties and Movements, U.S. Senate, Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Mitt Romney
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Audacity of hope, or arrogance of power?
Webster's defines arrogance as the "offensive exhibition of assumed or real superiority," an "overbearing pride," an "imperious" nature. One only has to look to our government to find the embodiment of arrogance — in our elected officials, our...Tags: White House, Barack Obama, Elections
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Bartlett cozies up to Democrats
WASHINGTON -- Running for reelection in a new district that is no longer a GOP stronghold, incumbent Republican Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett announced Wednesday he had scored an endorsement from a former Democratic congressman from Mississippi. The move...Tags: Annapolis, Parties and Movements, Washington, DC, Media Industry, Nancy Pelosi
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Romney a scary alternative
Yes, letter writer Michael Stevens ("Romney can create jobs," Oct. 17), Mitt Romney has shown that he can create jobs — in China. He has shown repeatedly that he has no concern at all for the American worker, throwing them out of work and sending...Tags: Parties and Movements, White House, Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, Republican Party
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Delaney, Bartlett spar on economy, immigration
Incumbent Rep. Roscoe G. Bartlett and Democratic challenger John Delaney pitched vastly different approaches to deal with unemployment, federal deficits and immigration, while both hewed closely to their party's talking points Wednesday during the first...
Tags: Head Start, Montgomery County (Maryland), Chevy Chase, Drug Trafficking, Bill Clinton
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Maryland investment firms haven't abandoned Democrats
Wall Street might have turned its back on Democrats this election, but that's not the case among Maryland investment firms. The vast majority of contributions to candidates by T. Rowe Price employees went to Democrats. And Democrats were the...
Tags: Financial and Business Services, John Boehner, Herman Cain, Investments, Steny Hoyer
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Congress, not Obama, is the problem
In a letter to the editor ("Experience counts," Oct. 8), Mike Callahan writes that President Barack Obama "can't work with Congress and overrides congressional laws and regulations." Is it possible that he cannot work with a Congress that has chosen...Tags: Barack Obama, Pikesville
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A civil first debate
The old caution, "Be careful what you wish for because you may get it," certainly applied to the first presidential debate between President Barack Obama and former Gov. Mitt Romney. It was civil, respectful and generally devoid of frivolous personal...
Tags: Joe Biden, Barack Obama, Television Industry, PBS (tv network), Executive Branch
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