Wherever you may live in the U.S., do you feel that your Governor tries to represent the interests of all the people, diverse as the demographics of your State may be? If your Governor has plans to continue a political career, either by running for re-e******n or by seeking a Federal office, do you expect the Governor’s office to at least pay lip service to the interests of all your State’s people for as long as he or she is the Governor — or to write off a chunk of constituents as so much political dross by freely insulting them with deceitful, polarizing and false generalizations?

If you live in Maryland, you probably already know where this is going.



On Tuesday, news reports revealed that Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley, a Democrat who has vocally supported the Administration of President Barack Obama’s attempt to accommodate unprecedented numbers of i*****l i*******t children in local facilities nationwide, himself urged the White House not to bring any of those same i******s into Maryland.

Specifically, O’Malley told White House adviser Cecilia Munoz last week, “Please don’t send these kids into western Maryland” — a reference to the Obama Administration’s considered plan to establish housing at a vacant Army Reserves facility in the city of Westminster (pop. 18,500), less than an hour north of Baltimore.


That may sound hypocritical on the surface — and O’Malley took some heat for the discrepancy between his stated position and his specific request to keep the kids away from his State — but apparently O’Malley was only looking out for the i*****l i*******ts’ well-being.



“I suggested to them that the location still under consideration in Westminster might not be the most inviting environment for the kids,” O’Malley told The Washington Post.

Why? The Post explained:



… O’Malley said he raised concerns about the proposed shelter in Westminster, a town of about 18,600 that’s about 35 miles northwest of Baltimore in Carroll County, a deeply conserva
tive stronghold in this mostly Democratic state. Last year county leaders v**ed to make English their official language, despite protests that such an action was unwelcoming to immigrants.

… O’Malley said that his concerns were confirmed over the weekend when graffiti appeared on the empty military center: “No illeagles here. No undocumented Democrats.” The Maryland State Police are investigating the message as a h**e crime.


Graffiti whose message essentially endorses Federal law and contains a politically partisan connotation hardly sounds like a “h**e” crime. Property crime, sure. Besides, stories and stories could be written about all that’s wron
g with the government’s “h**e crime” designation.

At any rate, O’Malley’s name is often mentioned in discussions of potential Democratic P**********l contenders for 2016. We’ve seen enough of the e
ffects of the Obama Administration’s d******e, “us-versus-them” rhetoric — rhetoric that glibly and knowingly draws lines between what the Administration perceives as good Americans and bad ones — to know the Nation needs to run as far and as fast as possible from anyone who demonstrates a propensity to continue that
culturally balkanizing trend.



http://personalliberty.com/maryland-governor-hopes-feds-will-spare-i******s-h**eful-rural-constituents/