“We Are Not For
Sale!”
by
Delegate Mike McDermott
I
want to thank you for your support: your prayers, your time, your
donations, and the confidence of your vote. Tuesday marked the beginning of
a turnaround for District 38 here on the lower shore. Although the turnout
for the Primary was low, the final tally has given us all a reason to be
very hopeful moving forward.
We were able to surpass our opponent in the vote count by 1200
votes in a district that was carved up, Gerrymandered, and tailor made just
for him! These results have gone unreported by the local media.
The bottom line: our citizens are tired of politicians. They want
folks who mirror their values and who are not afraid to stand up and speak
out in Annapolis.
I
have stressed how I view the 2014 election as being critical for Maryland.
There is an opportunity for us to see significant change in how our state
conducts the business of the people; and, when it comes to the lower shore,
we should be encouraged by these results.
I
ask you to thoughtfully consider how you can help secure a better future in
Maryland for your children’s children. We must take back the
districts that we can from these big government politicians whose success
can be measured by the 80-plus tax and fee increases over the past 8-years.
Those who have grown government by laying the burden on the backs of our
grandchildren must be removed from office.
Maryland now has the dubious distinction of being the worst state
in our country (#50) when it comes to economic growth. We have heard the
O’Malley-Brown administration and Senator Jim Mathias proclaim to us,
“jobs, jobs, jobs!” as their top priority. I have heard this
from their lips at every forum and meeting we have attended for the past 8
years. Yet, while surrounding states have turned to the private sector and
prospered, the O’Malley-Mathias team continue to believe that
government holds the answers.
One would think that when this bunch stumbled upon their own
breadcrumbs they would admit they did not have a clue how to lead us out of
the mess they have created with their policies and legislation. It is clear
that they do not know the way home.
Ronald Reagan could not have stated it better for Maryland when he
proclaimed, "In this present crisis, government is not the solution to our
problem; government is the problem."
I
look forward to your help in the coming months. We have a terrific slate of
General Assembly candidates for our District 38 Delegate seats:
Delegate Charles Otto (38-A Somerset & Worcester),
Mayor Carl Anderton (38-B Wicomico) *current mayor of Delmar,
and,
Mary Beth Carroza (38-C Wicomico & Worcester) *Eastern shore
Rep. in the Ehrlich Administration, faithful public servant, and no
stranger to local campaigns.
We are united in our conservative views of government and our
strong desire to return common sense to the decision making process in
Annapolis. Your help in the coming months will insure that we move forward
in victory and carry your message back to Annapolis.
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Continue to pray;
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place signs and bumper
stickers;
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talk to your family, friends,
and neighbors; and,
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donate what you can to our
campaigns.
The O’Malley-Brown administration, Senate President Mike
Miller, and the liberal special interest crowd believe they can buy our
Senate seat. Let’s make sure they know that our seat is not for
sale!
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