Sure, about 40% of the country approve of the lying bigot.
But don’t forget: A lot of people hate him (including me).
According to the latest Quinnipiac poll., 46% strongly disapprove of Trump. Sad!
Sure, about 40% of the country approve of the lying bigot.
But don’t forget: A lot of people hate him (including me).
According to the latest Quinnipiac poll., 46% strongly disapprove of Trump. Sad!
It’s clear Republicans won’t accept the new map and want to impeach Democratic judges. Even the state Republican Justice is opposed to the impeachments.
Do you really think Republicans will accept the results of the 2018 Congressional elections in Pennsylvania? I don’t since they don’t accept the map. Sad!
Update:
Now they want to change how the judges are elected. The Republicans won’t accept a fair map!
Trump blames other people for problems he caused. Sad!
New census estimates show that Baltimore’s population fell by more than 5,300 people last year.
Baltimore’s political clout in the state of Maryland has been declining for decades as the population has declined. In the old days, the governor and possibly both US Senators were from Baltimore. Not anymore.
What really concerns me is that there are whole generations who live in the suburbs that do not have connections to Baltimore. All they know is Orioles and Ravens games and the bad news that is emphasized on television.
Many of their parents were either born here or had parents lived in the city. That’s not true for the young people. In addition, other parts of the state now have more political power. This will show up in less funding and prosperity for the city. For example, Governor Hogan, who has little concern for the city, canceled the Red Line which would have been beneficial for city residents.
In 1950, Baltimore’s population was 40.5% of the state’s population. In 2014, Baltimore population was estimated at 10.4% of the state’s population.
Flint, Michigan isn’t the only place in America with water issues. This article describes the crisis resulting from the high cost of water. Sad!
Both parties are less concerned about the deficit than they were in 2011. The shift is much bigger among Republicans. Of course, when Democrats are in charge, Republicans will say the deficit is important. Sad!