Earlier today, we reported on Texas Governor Rick Perry's visit to Baltimore, Maryland, and the attacks he attracted from both the Democratic Party and rival candidate Mitt Romney. Maryland Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown led the assault on Perry today, noting Texas' 47th in the nation ranking for median household income: "Texans are working just as hard, but getting less." But Romney had earlier released a web video attacking Perry by comparing him to Governor O'Malley. Democratic officials responded that Romney and Perry are just "the same." Below we highlight the new measuring contest emerging between Perry and Romney.
Indeed, it is great fun watching the GOP Presidential candidates re-play Lord of the Flies, as they savage each other to win the speaking-conch. On September 8th, Mitt Romney released a list of 25 prominent Maryland Republicans, but today Rick Perry responded with an even larger list of 40 Maryland endorsers. Now, this is not an apples-to-apples comparison, but since when has fuzzy logic stopped the Republican Party? See the Romney and Perry MD endorsement lists below.
Note that the Maryland GOP bench has 43 Delegates and 12 Senators. The lists below represent only 14 Delegates and 4 Senators. Perhaps the remaining GOP members are also waiting for someone NOT crazy to run for their nomination? In a future post, we will reveal comments from Montgomery's Democratic lawmakers on these dueling lists:
Mitt Romney's Maryland Endorsers
Indeed, it is great fun watching the GOP Presidential candidates re-play Lord of the Flies, as they savage each other to win the speaking-conch. On September 8th, Mitt Romney released a list of 25 prominent Maryland Republicans, but today Rick Perry responded with an even larger list of 40 Maryland endorsers. Now, this is not an apples-to-apples comparison, but since when has fuzzy logic stopped the Republican Party? See the Romney and Perry MD endorsement lists below.
Note that the Maryland GOP bench has 43 Delegates and 12 Senators. The lists below represent only 14 Delegates and 4 Senators. Perhaps the remaining GOP members are also waiting for someone NOT crazy to run for their nomination? In a future post, we will reveal comments from Montgomery's Democratic lawmakers on these dueling lists:
Mitt Romney's Maryland Endorsers
- State Senator Richard Colburn
- State Senator Joe Getty
- State Senator Allan Kittleman
- Delegate Kathryn Afzali
- Delegate John Cluster
- Delegate Addie Eckardt
- Delegate Donald Elliott
- Delegate Michael Hough
- Delegate Nic Kipke
- Delegate Steven Schuh
- Former United States Ambassador to New Zealand Robert Goodwin
- National Committeeman Louis Pope
- National Committeewoman Joyce Terhes
- 2010 Republican Candidate for Lieutenant Governor and Former Secretary of State Mary Kane
- Former Maryland Republican Party Chairman John Kane
- Former Maryland Republican Party Chairman Audrey Scott
- Former Maryland Republican Party First Vice Chair Chris Cavey
- Former Maryland Republican Party First Vice Chair Chuck Gast
- Maryland Republican Party Treasurer Christopher Rosenthal
- Garrett County Republican Party Chairman Brenda Butcsher
- Howard County Republican Party Chairman Loretta Shields
- Montgomery County Republican Party Chairman Mark Uncapher
- Frederick County Councilman Paul Smith
- Howard County Councilman Greg Fox
- State Central Committee Member – St. Mary’s County Mary Russell
- State Senator Chris Shank
- State Delegate Wendell Beitzel
- State Delegate Gail Bates
- State Delegate Kathy Szeliga
- State Delegate Nancy Stocksdale
- State Delegate Kelly Schulz
- State Delegate Justin Ready
- State Delegate Steve Hershey
- Finance Chairman Dick Hug, Bob Ehrlich for Governor, 2002 -2010
- County Councilman Jerry Walker, Anne Arundel County
- Commissioner Evan Slaughenhoupt, Calvert County
- Commissioner Haven Shoemaker, Jr., Carroll County
- Commissioner Doug Howard, Carroll County
- Commissioner Blaine Young, Frederick County
- Former Councilman Mike Christman, City of Annapolis
- Former Commissioner Eric Wargotz, Queen Anne’s County
- 2nd Vice President Patt Parker, National Federation of Republican Women
- 1st Vice Chair Diana Waterman, Maryland State GOP
- Former General Counsel Dirk Haire, Maryland State GOP
- 2nd Vice President Sylvia Darrow, Maryland Federation of Republican Women
- 3rd Vice President Catie Ravenscroft James, Maryland Federation of Republican Women
- National Committeeman Trae Lewis, Maryland Young Republicans
- Legal Counsel Jason Rheinstein, Maryland Young Republicans
- Central Committee Member Flora Betro, Howard County
- Central Committee Member Lisa Griffith, Allegany County
- Central Committee Member Debbie Belcher, Anne Arundel County
- Central Committee Member Jeanette Radford, Montgomery County
- Central Committee Member Dwight Patel, Montgomery County
- Central Committee Member Rachel Audi, Prince George’s County
- Central Committee Member Alan Rzepkowski, Anne Arundel County
- Central Committee Member Sastry Dhara, Montgomery County
- Central Committee Member John Milden, Montgomery County
- Central Committee Member Joe Collins, Jr., Baltimore City
- Central Committee Member Gary Collins, Baltimore City
- Former Central Committee Member Doug Burkhardt, City of Annapolis
- Former Central Committee Member Brandon Wright, City of Annapolis
- Former Central Committee Member Ruth Umbel, Garrett County
- Former Central Committee Member April Rose, Carroll County
- Board Member Michelle Corkadel, West Anne Arundel County Republican Club
- Former President Diane Nash Dillon, Chevy Chase Women’s Republican Club
Perry's list should be amended as follows:
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