Marylanders Know [Steele is winning big-time African American support]

Washington Times ^ | November 7, 2006 | Joel Mowbray

[madvlad]

I voted around 10:00am in Bethesda, Monkey
County, MD. There were more election judges than voters.
Last election, I had to wait in line for 30-40min.
This time in and out in 5 min. My district is
overwhelmingly demoncrap. Guess the dem GOTV
is less than stellar here among those libber-al
elites who know what is best for you and I.
BTW, I cranked one out for M Steele and B Erlich.

MV

[mad_as_he$$]

Hey not that long ago 2% would of been 4 inch headlines.

[freepertoo]

This Marylander is very happy.

[maine-iac7]

Wahoo!

The tide is turning. The blacks are leaving the "Rat Res."

Steele is one impressive candidate - polished, intelligent, humorous...if you haven't seen his web site and his campaign ads, do yourself a favor! (Whoever did his ads, the pubbies had better grab them up quick and start on 2008.)

http://www.steeleformaryland.com/

here are a couple/three of his ads:

ad with his sons - hilarious

http://www.steeleformaryland.com/straight_shooter_video.htm

ad with his sister, the doctor - on stem cell research

http://www.steeleformaryland.com/StemCellVideo.htm

the famous "puppy" ad
http://www.steeleformaryland.com/ideasVideo.htm
Question: What, besides Pres. Bush, scares dimRats the most? Answer: a black republican and this one make Obama look like a kid still wet behind the ears. Steele is a black man that can start erasing the race factor in peoples minds and just think on the candidate.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Exciting news....

[MadIvan]

Excellent ads, among the best I've seen. He is definitely Presidential material - given a little time and a national stage.

Regards, Ivan

[borkrules]

Yep. I read somewhere that if he gets over 20% of the black vote he's almost a lock to get elected.

[ckilmer]

PG County, MD is a bellweather AA county in the USA.

That county is wall to wall AA Washington DC civil servants.

If those people start voting republican -- they'll have a profound effect on the AA dominated government unions.

[N. Theknow]

Newsflash!

20% of African-Americans in Maryland have no idea what Hillary Clinton is talkin' 'bout.

[Mr. K]

Rice/Steele 2008?????

boy would that be a landslide...

[scannell]

"20 percent of the black vote" is not what I would call "big-time".

Nor is it enough to carry a victory either.

[maine-iac7]

He is definitely Presidential material - given a little time and a national stage.

Exactamundo. The difference with pubbies and dimRats is that pubbies elect/appoint people on merit/qualification reGARDless of race. Rats because of race, the he*l with the qualifications.

Ergo - quality in on our side...and we, as a nation, can start outgrowing the race factor.

Wont it be nice one day when we can read a story and not have a person's race mentioned, even if they happen to be black or 'brown' or purple?

[maine-iac7]

Rice/Steele 2008????? boy would that be a landslide...

All we'd have to do is float the idea - the Rats would run off the cliffs like lemmings

[mad_as_he$$]

I have wondered for sometime how long it would be before the Black community realized that the Rats have abandoned them. Sounds like maybe that light is flickering.

I grew up in Takoma Park and still have a soft spot for soft shell crap!!!

[GOP_1900AD]

Yeeeeee hah!

[Hattie]

If the people of MD are not wise enough to recognize this man already exhibits statesman qualities, then it is their loss. Obama? Joke, empty suit. Ford? Joke, empty suit. Steele? presidential.

[Prophet in the wilderness]

They ( Blacks ) maybe liberal on many things, but, when it comes to same sex marriage, they are overwhelming traditional.

[Lee'sGhost]

"Marylanders Know [Steele is winning big-time African American support]"

If this is true and Steele wins we may have finally turned the corner on the black folks' blindly voting for dems.

[reelfoot]

"LOL. Spoken like a true out of stater. In Maryland (my home), a Republican getting 20% of the black vote is flipping landslide."

Your "out of stater" analysis doesn't hold water. In my own state, the same phenomenon prevails, as it does in much of the country. Cut it as you will, 20%--while marginally more than the 6-12% black vote for a Republican that might usually prevail--is not "big-time".

It's still pathetically small.

[CPT Clay]

Too bad Swann and Blackwell didn't run campaigns as well.