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10/30/09
Annapolis will elect a new mayor and City Council Tuesday. Although Annapolis is a relatively small city, its position as the state capital can make elections here more politically charged than would be normal for any other municipality of just 36,000 people. Find Us On Facebook
When it comes to the races for mayor and City Council, partisan politics traditionally take a back seat to the more mundane needs of the citizenry. For the most part, folks are usually focused on simpler stuff, like who's going to fix the potholes in front of my house. That's not the case in Annapolis. Here, the "us versus them" mentality of political parties...
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Party Politics!! - 2009-10-30 12:57:02
McWilliams is a know hard right poster on many republican blogs. He would never acknowledge that the democrats are in charge here and in this country for their superior intellect and reasoning and lack of knee jerk AM radio rhetoric.
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