Calvert AWFL goes on a rant......

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ontheriver said:
:doh: Karen is entitled to her opinion.

Does she have a "child" in school who will be "harmed" by TPUSA?

She needs a hobby. That's my opinion.
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She seems so worried about students attending a voluntary gathering - oh, with food and drinks, eek!- but she is most likely the kind that can't wait to cut off the breasts or penises of 12 year olds.....

Any chances she is from St Mary's City?????
 
GURPS

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Grok makes this so much easier;



Here's a labeled breakdown of Maryland's key counties, combining recent racial/ethnic demographics (primarily based on 2020 Census with updates from 2023-2024 estimates where available; non-Hispanic unless noted) with political lean from the 2024 presidential election (Kamala Harris/D vs. Donald Trump/R results, including winner and approximate margin). Percentages are approximate and rounded for clarity.

Demographics shift slowly, but populous diverse areas drive Democratic strength, while rural, predominantly White areas lean Republican. Harris won statewide ~62.6% to Trump's ~34.1%.

Strongly Democratic counties (Harris won by large margins, often 60%+ D; high Black/Hispanic/Asian populations):

  • Prince George's County — ~12-15% White, ~60-65% Black, ~20-22% Hispanic, ~10-12% Asian/other. Democratic (Harris ~86%, Trump ~11%; D +75%).
  • Montgomery County — ~38-45% White, ~18-20% Black, ~20-22% Hispanic, ~15-16% Asian. Democratic (Harris ~74-75%, Trump ~22%; D +53%).
  • Baltimore City — ~25-30% White, ~60-62% Black, ~5-10% Hispanic. Democratic (Harris ~85%, Trump ~12%; D +72%).
  • Howard County — ~45-50% White, ~20% Black, ~8-10% Hispanic, higher Asian (~15-20%). Democratic (Harris ~68%, Trump ~27%; D +41%).
  • Baltimore County — ~50-55% White, ~28-30% Black, ~6-8% Hispanic. Democratic (Harris ~61%, Trump ~36%; D +25%).
  • Charles County — ~40-45% White, ~45-50% Black, growing Hispanic. Democratic (Harris ~69%, Trump ~28%; D +41%).
  • Anne Arundel County — ~65-70% White, ~15-20% Black, ~8-10% Hispanic. Democratic (Harris ~55%, Trump ~41%; D +14%).
  • Frederick County — ~70-75% White, growing Hispanic/Black. Democratic (Harris ~53%, Trump ~44%; D +9%).
Republican-leaning counties (Trump won, often rural; higher White percentages, lower diversity):

  • Allegany County — ~85-90%+ White, very low Black/Hispanic. Republican (Trump ~69%, Harris ~29%; R +40%).
  • Garrett County — ~95%+ White. Republican (Trump ~76%, Harris ~22%; R +54%).
  • Carroll County — ~85-90% White, low Black/Hispanic. Republican (Trump ~61%, Harris ~36%; R +25%).
  • Washington County — ~80-85% White, some growing diversity. Republican (Trump ~60%, Harris ~37%; R +23%).
  • Cecil County — ~80-85% White. Republican (Trump ~64%, Harris ~33%; R +31%).
  • Harford County — ~75-80% White, ~15% Black. Republican (Trump ~55%, Harris ~42%; R +14%).
  • Calvert County — ~70-75% White, ~15-20% Black. Republican (Trump ~54%, Harris ~43%; R +11%).
  • St. Mary's County — ~70-75% White, growing diversity. Republican (Trump ~57%, Harris ~40%; R +17%).
  • Eastern Shore counties(generally rural, higher White %):
    • Caroline — Mostly White (~75-80%). Republican (Trump ~68%, Harris ~30%; R +38%).
    • Queen Anne's — Mostly White (~80%). Republican (Trump ~62%, Harris ~35%; R +28%).
    • Talbot — Mostly White (~75-80%). Republican (very close; Trump ~49%, Harris ~49%; R by tiny margin).
    • Worcester — Mostly White (~80%). Republican (Trump ~60%, Harris ~38%; R +22%).
    • Wicomico — ~60-70% White, ~25-30% Black. Republican (Trump ~51%, Harris ~46%; R +5%).
    • Somerset/Dorchester — Higher Black in some areas but overall lean R. Republican (Trump wins by 14-17%).
Other counties (e.g., Kent — close but Trump win) follow similar patterns: more White/rural = GOP lean; diverse/urban/suburban = Dem dominance.

For the latest precise figures, check the Maryland State Board of Elections (for voting) or U.S. Census Bureau (for demographics, including Vintage 2024 estimates). Since you're in Prince George's County (heavily Democratic and majority Black), that aligns with the strong D lean there!
 
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Hijinx

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GURPS said:
Grok makes this so much easier;



Here's a labeled breakdown of Maryland's key counties, combining recent racial/ethnic demographics (primarily based on 2020 Census with updates from 2023-2024 estimates where available; non-Hispanic unless noted) with political lean from the 2024 presidential election (Kamala Harris/D vs. Donald Trump/R results, including winner and approximate margin). Percentages are approximate and rounded for clarity.

Demographics shift slowly, but populous diverse areas drive Democratic strength, while rural, predominantly White areas lean Republican. Harris won statewide ~62.6% to Trump's ~34.1%.

Strongly Democratic counties (Harris won by large margins, often 60%+ D; high Black/Hispanic/Asian populations):

  • Prince George's County — ~12-15% White, ~60-65% Black, ~20-22% Hispanic, ~10-12% Asian/other. Democratic (Harris ~86%, Trump ~11%; D +75%).
  • Montgomery County — ~38-45% White, ~18-20% Black, ~20-22% Hispanic, ~15-16% Asian. Democratic (Harris ~74-75%, Trump ~22%; D +53%).
  • Baltimore City — ~25-30% White, ~60-62% Black, ~5-10% Hispanic. Democratic (Harris ~85%, Trump ~12%; D +72%).
  • Howard County — ~45-50% White, ~20% Black, ~8-10% Hispanic, higher Asian (~15-20%). Democratic (Harris ~68%, Trump ~27%; D +41%).
  • Baltimore County — ~50-55% White, ~28-30% Black, ~6-8% Hispanic. Democratic (Harris ~61%, Trump ~36%; D +25%).
  • Charles County — ~40-45% White, ~45-50% Black, growing Hispanic. Democratic (Harris ~69%, Trump ~28%; D +41%).
  • Anne Arundel County — ~65-70% White, ~15-20% Black, ~8-10% Hispanic. Democratic (Harris ~55%, Trump ~41%; D +14%).
  • Frederick County — ~70-75% White, growing Hispanic/Black. Democratic (Harris ~53%, Trump ~44%; D +9%).
Republican-leaning counties (Trump won, often rural; higher White percentages, lower diversity):

  • Allegany County — ~85-90%+ White, very low Black/Hispanic. Republican (Trump ~69%, Harris ~29%; R +40%).
  • Garrett County — ~95%+ White. Republican (Trump ~76%, Harris ~22%; R +54%).
  • Carroll County — ~85-90% White, low Black/Hispanic. Republican (Trump ~61%, Harris ~36%; R +25%).
  • Washington County — ~80-85% White, some growing diversity. Republican (Trump ~60%, Harris ~37%; R +23%).
  • Cecil County — ~80-85% White. Republican (Trump ~64%, Harris ~33%; R +31%).
  • Harford County — ~75-80% White, ~15% Black. Republican (Trump ~55%, Harris ~42%; R +14%).
  • Calvert County — ~70-75% White, ~15-20% Black. Republican (Trump ~54%, Harris ~43%; R +11%).
  • St. Mary's County — ~70-75% White, growing diversity. Republican (Trump ~57%, Harris ~40%; R +17%).
  • Eastern Shore counties(generally rural, higher White %):
    • Caroline — Mostly White (~75-80%). Republican (Trump ~68%, Harris ~30%; R +38%).
    • Queen Anne's — Mostly White (~80%). Republican (Trump ~62%, Harris ~35%; R +28%).
    • Talbot — Mostly White (~75-80%). Republican (very close; Trump ~49%, Harris ~49%; R by tiny margin).
    • Worcester — Mostly White (~80%). Republican (Trump ~60%, Harris ~38%; R +22%).
    • Wicomico — ~60-70% White, ~25-30% Black. Republican (Trump ~51%, Harris ~46%; R +5%).
    • Somerset/Dorchester — Higher Black in some areas but overall lean R. Republican (Trump wins by 14-17%).
Other counties (e.g., Kent — close but Trump win) follow similar patterns: more White/rural = GOP lean; diverse/urban/suburban = Dem dominance.

For the latest precise figures, check the Maryland State Board of Elections (for voting) or U.S. Census Bureau (for demographics, including Vintage 2024 estimates). Since you're in Prince George's County (heavily Democratic and majority Black), that aligns with the strong D lean there!
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There are more mostly white counties that mostly black counties, but the white counties do not have the numbers, the population, add that in with the whites who have a traditional yellow dog Democrats tradition voting for Democrats no matter what and it's easy to see why we have Wes (Tax) Moore as Governor. It seems that successful blacks who have jobs and pay taxes do not mind paying more as long as they can have a black man in the job.
 
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Hijinx said:
There are more mostly white counties that mostly black counties, but the white counties do not have the numbers, the population, add that in with the whites who have a traditional yellow dog Democrats tradition voting for Democrats no matter what and it's easy to see why we have Wes (Tax) Moore as Governor. It seems that successful blacks who have jobs and pay taxes do not mind paying more as long as they can have a black man in the job.
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You're crazy. Look at those demographics again. FredCo and MoCo are overwhelmingly white. I keep telling you and you keep ignoring me - ALL Democrats are the problem, not just the black ones.
 
Hijinx

Hijinx

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vraiblonde said:
You're crazy. Look at those demographics again. FredCo and MoCo are overwhelmingly white. I keep telling you and you keep ignoring me - ALL Democrats are the problem, not just the black ones.
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I mentioned the yellow dogs , .you must have missed that. I should have also mentioned the Karens and liberals a mistake on my part.
 
Hijinx

Hijinx

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vraiblonde said:
But race isn't part of the equation. If it weren't for white people Obama would have never been POTUS. White people elected him, just like they elected Wes Moore.
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Race is a part of the equation whether you like it or not. Certainly white Demorats voted for Obama but not 99.9 % of them did.
 
glhs837

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BOP said:
She has that sanctimonious tone of voice and cadence that clearly says "I'm morally superior to you." Makes me want to "blast her in the face," as Bill Burr has said in his routines.
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I call it NPR Mom.
 
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CPUSA

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vraiblonde said:
But race isn't part of the equation. If it weren't for white people Obama would have never been POTUS. White people elected him, just like they elected Wes Moore.
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Sounds to me like race IS the problem...
If it weren't for white people...
Or don't you consider white people a race?
 
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