Archive for the 'Maryland' Category
21st Century Columbia
Posted on October 2, 2008 by andrew- Filed Under Columbia, Maryland | Leave a Comment
So, Columbia wants to move from the 1960’s middle class suburban ideal to the early 21st century “Crap, we’re running out of oil” middle class suburban ideal. Interesting.
Naturally, I support the change in outlook, but I have to wonder how well it can possibly work. Columbia is essentially completed. Sure, they can make the Town [...]
Random Use Of Data To Make An Unintended (And Potentially Unfair) Point
Posted on July 7, 2008 by andrew- Filed Under DC, DC enfranchisement, Maryland | Leave a Comment
Proof- that’s right, firm, undeniable, mathematical proof- to support my contention that combining DC and Maryland in order to eliminate the problem of DC suffrage would be grotesquely unfair due to significantly large political differences between the two which which tend to be overlooked by supporters of such a measure.
That’s a similarity score of 0 [...]
The Great Leap Forward Should Go Over Well In Salisbury
Posted on April 25, 2008 by andrew- Filed Under Maryland | Leave a Comment
Carol sends me what may well be my favorite press release ever released by a state governor. Maryland’s Governor Martin O’Malley and Lt. Governor Anthony Brown proudly announced the 2008 “Maryland Capital for A Day” Program, in which eight cities around the state will serve as the state’s capital for a day.
Um, OK. [...]
