Finally, a Democrat with the guts to call out the madness in Annapolis. Delegate Sheree Sample-Hughes just did what most in her party wouldn’t dare—challenge the status quo. We couldn’t be prouder.

MOORE FOR HIM, LESS FOR YOU: While Governor Wes Moore FORCES $1.6 BILLION in new taxes and fees on YOU… He’s INCREASING the budget for his own staff — 80% higher than the previous administration. You tighten your belt… he spends recklessly.

Governor Spend Moore strikes again—rewriting history faster than he spends our tax dollars. That $5.5 billion surplus? Poof! Never existed... if you ask him.

Think you’re having a bad day? Governor Wes Moore is getting roasted in the comments of a neighborhood bar. Hey @a_tall_turner and Carter Elliott, IV — this is what dropping poll numbers look like in real time. Tax hikes catch up to you. Phony smiles don’t pay the bills.

House Democrats wield parliamentary privilege like a toddler with a toy hammer—loudly smashing any Republican attempt to add a sprinkle of common sense to their progressive fever dreams.

Oh look— Bill Ferguson scores a cushy exec job at a solar firm right before ramming through a bill that plows over farmland for solar panels. Classic politics: push the bill, pocket the check, pretend it’s all for the planet. Shine on, you grifty diamond! dailycaller.com/2025/04/06/mar…

This year’s legislative session was one for the books—specifically the “Do Not Attempt at Home” kind. Maryland passed its largest tax hike ever and, with 2 mins on the clock, made the orange crush the official state cocktail. That’s right, Delaware—keep your knockoff.

ICYMI: Delegate Kevin Hornberger reiterates that Maryland doesn't need to cosplay as California. Our power grid throws a tantrum when someone microwaves a burrito, but sure—let’s force everyone into plug-in clown cars and pretend it’s saving the planet. baltimoresun.com/2025/04/20/del…

Big fan of vibes, but we prefer governors with a plan. Thanks to Yuripzy Morgan for saying what needed to be said: what does Wes Moore actually stand for? baltimoresun.com/2025/04/21/wha…

Only in Maryland do Democrats see a massive budget deficit and say, “Let’s spend millions on a reparations commission!” Because nothing says “we’re broke” like doubling down on performative politics. Fiscal responsibility? Never met her.

Governor Spend Moore fumbles again. Big promises, bigger letdowns. The Commanders are officially heading back to D.C.: nbcwashington.com/news/local/was…

Wes Moore went on The View to smile and lie—torching a $5.5B surplus, hiking taxes to record highs, and calling it “fiscal discipline.” He thinks you’re too distracted to notice.

Governor Spend Moore’s wild ride: tax hikes climb, businesses bail. Six Flags says “strategy,” but we say Maryland’s business climate scared them off faster than a freefall drop. foxbusiness.com/economy/six-fl…

While Maryland struggles with crumbling infrastructure and skyrocketing costs, Wes Moore is busy polishing his presidential pitch in South Carolina. Must be nice to campaign on a résumé you haven’t finished writing yet. politico.com/news/2025/05/0…

WHERE’S WES? Governor Wes Moore says he’s “not” running for president—then jets to New York for The View, swings through the battleground state of Pennsylvania, and next up: the early primary state South Carolina. Maryland’s losing businesses. Wes' chasing his next job.

Moody’s didn’t downgrade us because of Washington—they did it because the numbers don’t lie. You can’t brag about surpluses built on short-term fixes and act shocked when reality hits. This isn’t D.C.’s fault. It’s a math problem. Own this year if it’s Maryland’s decade.

Ulman stepping down purely by choice in June? Sure, and we go to political fundraisers for the free chicken. Leadership doesn’t just “decide to move on” unless a loss is looming, a scandal’s brewing, or the knives are already out. marylandmatters.org/2025/05/21/ulm…

MATH IS HARD: @MDDems think Governor Larry Hogan is 70. He’s 69. They blew a $5.5B surplus, raised taxes $1.67B, and tanked our credit. If they can't count to 70, they shouldn’t be allowed to balance a budget.