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Md. Republicans seize on economic report removed from state Web site
Date: 8/21/2010 O'Malley in the gutter Maryland voters are used to a variety of low-level political dirty tricks: tearing down lawn signs, phony ballots, running a candidate with the same name as your opponent's and so on. But rarely do we witness a decision made at the very top to purposely deceive voters using a widespread media campaign based on complete falsehoods. But that's what Martin O'Malley just did. Virtually every facet of O'Malley's radio ad is either a gross misrepresentation or a lie. Date: 6/25/2010 State Republicans raising money, profile With a new leader in place, money in the bank, a big name at the top of the this year's election ticket and a national mood opposing incumbents, the party appears to have turned a corner. Date: 6/3/2010 Race of the Day: Taking Back MD-01 for the GOP This year, with the changing political climate, Kratovil’s liberal record and battle-tested Republican candidate Andy Harris on the ballot again, Republicans have a clear path to victory on Election Day. Harris, who was among the first GOP candidates across the country to achieve ‘Young Gun’ status, the top tier of the NRCC’s three-levelYoung Guns recruitment program, has already proven his ability to build a winning campaign and achieve vital fundraising goals. Md. GOP accuses O'Malley of 'bullying' state employees for campaign contributions Maryland Republican Party Chairwoman Audrey Scott on Monday accused Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) of "attempting to bully" state employees into contributing money to his reelection campaign. Scott's charge was accompanied by a copy of a fundraising solicitation apparently sent to the state e-mail account of a state worker late last month. You've got mail A campaign solicitation from the Democratic governor has landed in the e-mail accounts of at least a couple of state employees, prompting Republicans to wonder whether it's part of a larger pattern... GOP Begins Listening Tour Through Md. The Republican Party kicked off a series of town halls on Monday to survey the voters on what they want to see changed in Maryland. "The Republican Party is energized and pumped," Scott said. "The Massachusetts Miracle -- we think we can replicate that here in Maryland.""The Republican Party is energized and pumped," Scott said. "The Massachusetts Miracle -- we think we can replicate that here in Maryland." Date: 4/5/2010 Some States Already Implementing Health Care Overhaul Maryland Republican Party Chairman Audrey Scott quickly denounced O'Malley for supporting the "mother of all unfunded mandates. " With the state's budget deficit at $2.5 billion, Scott said, O'Malley should not champion a "tax and spend" agenda. "We couldn't afford this bill to begin with, but after four years of O'Malley's budget gimmicks and out of control spending, Marylanders have to be wondering what the governor is thinking," Scott, the state GOP leader, said. Date: 3/26/2010 Maryland GOP Whacks Cardin for Top Liberal Rating Maryland Republican Party Chairman Audrey Scott is taking a shot at Ben Cardin after a Washington magazine rated the Baltimore Democrat as one of the most liberal members of the Senate. "It's clear that one-party rule doesn't work and this fall Republicans intend to hold Democrats accountable both in Washington and Annapolis," Scott said in a prepared statement Monday evening. "Every day, more and more Marylanders are saying 'enough is enough.'" Date: 3/1/2010 |
