Seems that the latest report in the Gazette is not doing our friend Bryan Simonaire any favors. I'm glad to see that they weren't at all trying to hide the true "King of Special Interests and the Wealthy" as we all know he is.
More to come on this subject, since I know it horrifies some of the company men out there we all know and hardly love.
Friday, August 8, 2008
Monday, March 31, 2008
Thats a foul!
"To equate the two is intellectually dishonest and just a knee jerk reaction to support your boy [Shandrowsky] who would have sided with the [Democrats] on all these votes."- Greg Kline
Wow. Pot calls kettle black.
Greg, you are the biggest company man that the AA Republican party has to offer. If anyone in your party told you to jump you'd always ask how high, and yet you condone someone who paves his own road and walks on it.
What does one hippopotamus say to the other hippopotamus: That's a coward.
Wow. Pot calls kettle black.
Greg, you are the biggest company man that the AA Republican party has to offer. If anyone in your party told you to jump you'd always ask how high, and yet you condone someone who paves his own road and walks on it.
What does one hippopotamus say to the other hippopotamus: That's a coward.
Thursday, February 7, 2008
They heard about it!
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Endorsements
While I know some people are into giving long, lengthy endorsements, one each per candidate, I'd rather just simply list those I think are worthy of offices.
Presidential:
Republican: John McCain
Yes, He is the oldest candidate, but he is more than ready for the job.
Democrat: Barack Obama
Not only because of my extreme distaste for Hillary, but because he has impressed me as far as his beliefs on many issues.
and for the First District for Congress:
Republican: E.J. Pipkin
Pipkin, by far, looks out for the public. His no nonsense action against Baltimore Gas and Electric has taken my vote.
Democrat: Frank Kratovil
Simply stated, Kratovil is the best qualified in the Democratic Party.
Presidential:
Republican: John McCain
Yes, He is the oldest candidate, but he is more than ready for the job.
Democrat: Barack Obama
Not only because of my extreme distaste for Hillary, but because he has impressed me as far as his beliefs on many issues.
and for the First District for Congress:
Republican: E.J. Pipkin
Pipkin, by far, looks out for the public. His no nonsense action against Baltimore Gas and Electric has taken my vote.
Democrat: Frank Kratovil
Simply stated, Kratovil is the best qualified in the Democratic Party.
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
Oh little God of nothing......
With a huge sigh on my part, it yet again seems that Greg Kline has deemed himself the god of the great GOP of Anne Arundel County.In about ten months, when his ego looks like a hay bale that the middle wire blew out of, his newest post will probably look something like this:
"You should all bow down to my great knowledge and listen to my every word on how you should run your own agendas. You will also now find that you must answer to me on even your smallest of actions. Let us one day read that bible that I, Greg Kline will hand down to all of you peons that will be known as "The Conservative Refuge, The Book" and follow the 10 conservative commandments that I, Greg Kline will have Brian Griffiths bring down Mountain Road after many days of conservative reflection."
Why doesn't he stop going after Nic Kipke?
Hey Greg! Nic won his first election! And King won the race you were in! Get over it already and stop trying to tarnish the name of a good man who is doing ten times the job you would have done in the state house!
Sunday, January 27, 2008
Nic Kipke vs. Greg Kline

Ahhh, On my weekly trek through that mountain of words Kline calls a blog, I see now he is starting into a war with someone who actually won the race for state delegate the first time, Nic Kipke. Kline calls into question Kipke's credibility and even becomes somewhat insulting in his letter. Now, being a firm supporter of Kipke, I would have to say the following: I would support and trust the words of Nic Kipke as if they were my own. The fact that Kline has yet again stooped to a lower level shows me that he is what I've called him out to be. Yeah Greg, we know you're still not happy about last year and not getting your ever-so-precious conservative refuge advertisement out there, and that you have many reservations about those running the dinner, but thats no reason to get to the point of insult, no matter how subtle.
Fact is, you can run your mouth as much as you want about Nic Kipke on here. Guess what? He won his election..... you didn't. He will work with King...... You won't. He is a stand up person who will do much good in the legislature.....you aren't.
Good Job on trying to yet again bring the rain down on a good man. Heres your "Grade D" stamp. Make sure you display it proudly you slab of jackass.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
3 Guesses as to the creator of this pipe dream...
From an Eastern Shore newspaper:
" Employee compensation is a lot like taxes in that decreasing them is almost unheard of in this country. That’s why it was startling to hear an Anne Arundel County Republican has proposed a way to consider reducing his and his colleagues’ pay. Currently, legislators make in the neighborhood of $43,500 to $56,500 per year. In many cases, that’s for a 90-day legislative session, but many officials would say the scope of their work goes far beyond just the legislature’s time in Annapolis. The senator says he’s not requesting or even suggesting lawmakers’ pay be lowered. He merely wants the law that stipulates salaries can only be raised (or lowered) every four years be changed. He said it should be on the table for discussion with all the tax increases being weighed. In 2006, legislators denied a wage increase. In 2002, a 30-plus percent raise was authorized. Insiders say the bill has no chance of passing, but it’s interesting nonetheless."
" Employee compensation is a lot like taxes in that decreasing them is almost unheard of in this country. That’s why it was startling to hear an Anne Arundel County Republican has proposed a way to consider reducing his and his colleagues’ pay. Currently, legislators make in the neighborhood of $43,500 to $56,500 per year. In many cases, that’s for a 90-day legislative session, but many officials would say the scope of their work goes far beyond just the legislature’s time in Annapolis. The senator says he’s not requesting or even suggesting lawmakers’ pay be lowered. He merely wants the law that stipulates salaries can only be raised (or lowered) every four years be changed. He said it should be on the table for discussion with all the tax increases being weighed. In 2006, legislators denied a wage increase. In 2002, a 30-plus percent raise was authorized. Insiders say the bill has no chance of passing, but it’s interesting nonetheless."
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