Coming this Halloween…

On October 27, 2010, in Bob Ehrlich, by Isaac Salazar

TRUST ME – Starring Bob Ehrlich
He is becoming increasingly more desperate and negative with each passing day as polls show voters are rejecting his failed policies of the past. He’s lashing out because he sees his 24 year political career coming to an end. Bob Ehrlich will say anything to get elected. This Halloween, he’ll be offering tricks and treats for your vote and asking you to trust him. Trust you Bob Ehrlich?

Tagged with:
 

7.  Bob Ehrlich is the biggest spending governor in Maryland history. Ehrlich increased state spending by 30%–a total of over $3 billion.

Tagged with:
 

Is The Baltimore Sun’s editorial board psychic?

On September 5, 2010, in Bob Ehrlich, by Isaac Salazar

Is the Baltimore Sun’s Editorial Board psychic, or are Bob Ehrlich’s empty promises just that predictable? Days before Ehrlich released his first TV ad, in which Ehrlich makes four separate promises with zero details about how he plans to carry them out, the Sun wrote this:

With the fall election campaign about to take off, Marylanders should on be guard for dubious claims from politicians of all varieties. Some will be so laughable, you’d think candidates would be ashamed to trot them out. One of our favorites is the promise to simultaneously cut taxes, boost spending and plug a $1.5 billion budget hole (We’re eagerly awaiting the details of Republican gubernatorial candidate Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.’s plan. No fuzzy math, please).

In case you forgot, Ehrlich left a $1.7 billion deficit; raised property taxes by 58 percent; raised the car tax by 58 percent; and tripled corporate filing fees. Bob Ehrlich also failed to fully-fund our schools and created a crisis in public school construction when he was governor.

If voters were holding their breath for the details of Bob Ehrlich’s plan and not just more empty promises, it looks like they’re going to have to wait some more.

Tagged with:
 
Paid for by the Maryland Democratic Party, www.mddems.org, and not authorized by any federal candidate or candidate's committee. By authority of Robert J. Kresslein, Treasurer.