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That's a shame. I would have considered Franchot. I'm not on board with all of his beliefs, but at least he is honest and not afraid to take a stance against the establishment. I would also support Jim Brochin, but I doubt he has enough experience or statewide name recognition to run. Can't comment on Brown, after 6 years I don't anything more about him other than he looks good at ribbon cutting ceremonies. But anybody has to be better than O'malley in the long run.
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Doug Gansler will clean Brown's clock in a primary. Gansler has personality and he's raising lots of money.
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That may be true in a two person primary. But if Ken Ulman also runs, then he and Gansler may split the MoCo-HoCo vote and Brown could take the primary.Originally Posted by johnpolitics
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Demographics will greatly help Anthony Brown easily defeat Gansler. Brown already has the party machine behind him.
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An AA candidate is no longer a novilty. Brown is BORING. MOM is the only real machine behind him. Doug is raising a lot of money and keeping a high profile. Gansler has a record and Brown has MOM around his neck.
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Mr. Franchot will be more effective as Comptroller. Shame, I would have crossed party lines for the one and only official with the stones to stand up to tax-lover OWE'Malley and his cronies.
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Novelty*...and yeah he is...we've never had a black governor... especially not a Jamaican/Swiss one...
Brown's got my vote...us lightskinned bros gotta stick together...
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No one is as boring as Martin O'Malley.
I would vote for Brown if it means keeping Gansler out.
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