Hogan has zero chance but that won’t stop the NRSC from wasting millions of dollars on his election campaign. Their purpose in life is to waste money attempting to elect Assistant Democrats like Hogan.
Actually, Hogan does have a good chance of winning. He’s very popular in Maryland and was elected twice as governor.
I’m currently planning to vote for him, but I’m reading the opposition posts here on FR to consider their point of view.
When he was governor he was a mixed bag, and I expect he would be a mixed bag in the senate, too. He refused to endorse Dan Cox, a true conservative, to succeed him as governor, and that worries me. I’m generally someone who would take what I can get, even if it’s not perfect, rather than demand perfection. But I don’t want someone who will actively work against true conservatism, and Hogan definitely has that potential.
I’ll be paying close attention to both the content and tone of his campaign.
The good news is that Dan Cox is running for the House of Representatives in a district that he could actually win. Unfortunately it not my district.