Some very brief thoughts on Dr. Nadia Hashimi
I had the pleasure today to meet with congressional district six candidate Dr. Nadia Hashimi. Our conversation was completely off-the-record, but I can tell you…
Sidney Katz is kicking off his County Council re-election campaign this Sunday at 2:00 p.m.
District 3 Montgomery County Councilman Sidney Katz is kicking off his re-election campaign this Sunday at 2:00 p.m. in Rockville. Katz, the former longtime mayor…
Manno endorsed by Communication Workers of America, Maryland State Council
Roger Manno’s congressional campaign unrolled yesterday another labor endorsement from the Communication Workers of America, Marylands State Council. Manno is competing in a Democratic primary…
Samir Paul enters District 16 delegate race
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tuesday, October 3, 2017 PRESS CONTACT: press@samirpaul.com / 240-804-7285 Images: Please click here Local Teacher Samir Paul Declares for District…
The politics of crazy
James “Jim” Coyle is a Washington County resident who is listed as the current secretary of the Hagerstown Tea Party on the HTP’s website. Yesterday…
Germantown Republican enters CD-6 primary
A relative newcomer to Maryland politics filed paperwork yesterday with the Maryland State Board of Elections, becoming the third Republican candidate this cycle to file…
Hoan Dang talks education, infrastructure and affordable housing
Montgomery County Council at-large candidate Hoan Dang, a Democratic, joined Ryan Miner of A Miner Detail Radio on Sunday, October 1, to discuss his candidacy.
Hoan Dang joins A Miner Detail Radio
Montgomery County Council At-Large candidate Hoan Dang goes on the record with A Miner Detail Radio host Ryan Miner.
Montgomery County Republicans target Jamie Raskin over constituent letter
A few Montgomery County Republicans targeted Rep. Jamie Raskin (D) today over an innocuous mistake found written in a form letter in response to one…
Glass featured in Washington Jewish Week
Montgomery County Council at-large candidate Evan Glass was featured in Washington Jewish Weekly earlier this month on September 14. Here’s a snippet from Dan Schere’s…