Want to Lose a US Senate Primary?
Just follow the three easy steps of the Wargotz Method.
1. Put yourself on camera spouting birther nonsense while offering disingenuous statements about still being president of the Queen Anne’s County Board of Commissioners.
2. Inform your base that you are “very disappointed that President Obama stated that he wouldn't pay health care for illegal immigrants.”
3. Disseminate a misleading press release. Then, after being called out for it, send out a second release doubling down on the data that got you in trouble in the first place, while tossing a top tier GOP congressional candidate under the bus.
Not running for US Senate? Don’t worry, Wargotz has an easy single step process to alienate county constituents as well: Introduce legislation that tramples on property rights, hinders economic growth, and punishes farmers by restricting what land owners may do with their own property.
7 comments:
Don't know why you have gotten so nasty. He is a fine candidate. You actually wrote fairly of all the candidates initially. Ashame you use your intelligence to bash. I look at what you have listed here quite differently. Wargotz will certainly win the primary. He is smart and proven. This is in contrast to the others including the one you support. At least you should publicly disclose that you are working for a primary opponent of his. That would be the honorable thing to do before continue to spread your candidates lies and misleading remarks.
Oh, and by the way...wargotz dispelled that misquote weeks ago. He has never been supportive of rewarding illegal behavior and states that he has never supported healthcare for illegals.
Michelle,
Which primary opponent would that be hmmm?
Wargtoz joined forces with Al Gore on the anthropogenic global warming front. Look at resolution 08-22 which Wargtoz signed as a commissioner. It clearly states they believe in the AGW and will introduce measures to reduce greenhouse gases in accordance with federal and/or global guidelines. Secondly, Wargotz joined the ICLEI (see resolution 08-18) which is the U.S. organization responsible for implementing United Nations Agenda 21. Google it. You'll find out what its really about. This is truly an insidious and dangerous program that threatens our sovereignty and private property rights.
You Rutbots will do/say just about anything....
I met Dr. Wargotz and Jim Rutledge tonight at the Balt. Co. Lincoln Day Dinner, both seem to be likeable chaps. One was spouting rhetoric and pie in the sky agendas (1st bill to be introduced would abolish the tax code) Really?
The other seems to have dealt with real life situations. Situations that people have to live with for years to come.
One mimicked the Constitution the other spoke of cutting the size of government, cutting govt waste and unnecessary layers of beaurocracy. One spoke badly of his opposition (in his own party) the other spoke of Mikulski marching in lockstep with Obama, Reid and Pelosi.
Dana Perrino was the keynote speaker tonight, she applauded the number of candidates that were "engaged". She also warned against 'shooting arrows in the tent'.
After talking to both Rutledge and Wargotz....I wrote a check and took home a Wargotz sign.
Unfortunately, I've known Eric for eight years now. As a Queen Anne's County resident I've had a front row seat to his taking our county budget to $110,000,000 in 2010 from $67,000,000 in 2003 (so much for balancing budgets). I've watched him attempt to steal property rights from farmers in a huge way (Ordinance 08-25). I've watched him flip-flop on issues like he was changing his shirt. And I've watched him dam near break a county while kowtowing to the greenies no-growth agenda. One thing I have seen him do, Conrad, is him tell you just what you want to hear just before he stabs you in the back. I'd vote for Lyndon LaRouche before I voted for him.
Well, well, well. More misleading wargotz - bashing . Some folks never learn. Wargotz has cut the budget, cut taxes twice, fought to provide value for property (development) rights where there is none, and increased accountability and transparency in our local government. He is well respected, well- liked and will be missed as a commissioner by many of us in QAC. I look forward to congratulating him on his victories in the primary and general.
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