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Welcome to the MDGOPer blog. The purpose of this site is to develop a heightened dialogue among central committee members across the state. For four years, the state party attempted to suppress the voice of local central committee members with a top down leadership style which failed completely in the 2006. Our former chairman often said, "The price of relevancy is discipline". Following horrendous results of the 2006 elections for Republicans at all levels, we may conclude safely that this mantra may not have been wholly accurate. Instead, if the state party had focused its priorities on keeping all politics local, we may have done a little better. Our goal is simple. Create a dialogue; learn from each other; keep our politics local; and win again in 2010. Let's get going!

Tuesday, January 9, 2007

House Minority "Leader" on Ron Smith

On Ron Smith today the House Minority leader took credit for the Republican victories in District 31.

However, this is far from the case.

According to multiple sources in the area, the Republican candidates in district 31 balked at the price tag of the State Party proposal, eschewed the “help”, and as a result, did not receive the funding candidates in other districts received.

The candidates in that district, stood as a team, turned down the “help”, and won.

Maybe there is a valuable lesson here for future candidates and the state party…

Will Maryland Republicans learn any lessons from 2006?
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1 comment:

Anonymous said...

The house Minority leader had nothing at all to do with the sweep of district 31

January 13, 2007 at 11:13 AM

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