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Maryland Congress Candidates

Maryland Congress Candidates

Maryland Candidates for Congress 2012

Maryland Candidates for US Congress from MD

District 1:
Andy Harris (R)
John LaFerla (D)
Kim Letke (D)
Wendy Rosen (D)

District 2:
C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger (D)
Vladmir Degen (R)
Rick Impallaria (R)
Nancy Jacobs (R)
Howard Orton (R)
Larry Smith (R)

District 3:
John Sarbanes (D)
Dave Lockwood (D)
Armand Girard (R)
Thomas "Pinkston" Harris (R)
Eric Knowles (R)
Draper Phelps (R)

District 4:
Donna Edwards (D)
Ian Garner (D)
George McDermott (D)
Randy Gearhart (R)
Greg Holmes (R)
Faith Loudon (R)
Charles Shepherd (R)

District 5:
Steny Hoyer (D)
Cathy Johnson Pendleton (D)
David Hill (R)
Glenn Troy Morton (R)
Tony O'Donnell (R)

District 6:
Charles Bailey (D)
John Delaney (D)
Rob Garagiola (D)
Ron Little (D)
Milad Pooran (D)
Roscoe Bartlett (R)
Kathy Afzali (R)
David Brinkley (R)
Robert Coblentz (R)
Robin Ficker (R)
Peter James (R)
Joe Krysztoforski (R)
Brandon Rippeon (R)

District 7:
Elijah Cummings (D)
Ty Busch (D)
Charles Smith (D)
Ray Bly (R)
M. Justin Kinsey (R)
Frank Mirabile Jr. (R)
Robert Brookman (Independent)

District 8:
Chris Van Hollen Jr. (D)
George English (D)
Gus Alzona (R)
Shelly Skolnick (R)
Ken Timmerman (R)
Dave Wallace (R)
George Gluck (Green)

Maryland US Senator:

Incumbent Democrat Ben Cardin is up for re-election. Maryland is a deep blue state so it will take an exceptional candidate to defeat him.


Ben Cardin (D)
Raymond Blagmon (D)
J.P. Cusick (D)
Chris Garner (D)
Ralph Jaffe (D)
C. Anthony Muse (D)
Blaine Taylor (D)
Ed Tinus (D)
Lih Young (D)
Daniel Bongino (R)
Robert Broadus (R)
William Capps Jr. (R)
Richard Douglas (R)
John Kimble (R)
Brian Vaeth (R)
Corrogan Vaughn (R)
Rick Hoover (R)
Jim Israel (R)
David Jones (R)
Joseph ALexander (R)

Rick Hoover for Senate, impressive conservative web site.
Co-endorse Rich Douglas or Dan Bongino US Senate and Rick Hoover for Senate
Rich Douglas former aid to Jessie Helms
Maryland's beloved Tea Party Congressman Andy Harris is back in the news today with his endorsement of former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich for President
The following candidates have been endorsed by the Maryland Right to Life Federal Political Action Committee:
Office Sought District Candidate Name Political Party*
U.S. Congress 1 Andy Harris Republican
U.S. Congress 2 Nancy Jacobs Republican
U.S. Congress 5 Tony O'Donnell Republican
http://www.mdrtl.org/political.html
Dave Wallace US Congress 8
http://www.wallaceforcongress.com/endorsements.html

List of Congressional Candidates for Maryland

U.S. House 1  Rob Fisher  Republican   
U.S. House 1  Andrew Harris  Republican 
U.S. House 1  Frank Kratovil  Democratic
U.S. House 1  John Roberts  Republican 
U.S. House 1  Richard Davis  Libertarian  
U.S. House 1  Jack Wilson  Unaffiliated 
U.S. House 2  Raymond Atkins  Democratic 
U.S. House 2  Christopher Boardman  Democratic 
U.S. House 2  Marcelo Cardarelli  Republican 
U.S. House 2  Josh Dowlut  Republican  Running
U.S. House 2  Jimmy Mathis  Republican  Running
U.S. House 2  Jeff Morris  Democratic  Running
U.S. House 2  C.A. Dutch Ruppersberger  Democratic 
U.S. House 2  Troy Stouffer  Republican  
U.S. House 2  Francis Treadwell  Republican  
U.S. House 2  Lorenzo Gaztanaga  Libertarian 
U.S. House 3  Greg Bartosz  Republican  
U.S. House 3  Thomas Defibaugh  Republican   
U.S. House 3  Thomas Harris  Republican  
U.S. House 3  John Kibler  Democratic 
U.S. House 3  Benjamin Lawless  Republican  
U.S. House 3  Ryan Ludick  Democratic  Running 
U.S. House 3  Michael Miller  Democratic  Running 
U.S. House 3  John Rea  Democratic  Running 
U.S. House 3  John Sarbanes  Democratic  
U.S. House 3  Jim Wilhelm  Republican 
U.S. House 3  Alain Lareau  Constitution   
U.S. House 4  Robert Broadus  Republican  
U.S. House 4  Donna Edwards  Democratic   
U.S. House 4  Kwame Gyamfi  Democratic   
U.S. House 4  George McDermott  Democratic   
U.S. House 4  Herman Taylor  Democratic   
U.S. House 5  Collins Bailey  Republican   
U.S. House 5  Sylvanus Bent  Democratic  
U.S. House 5  Christopher Chaffee  Republican  
U.S. House 5  Andrew Gall  Democratic 
U.S. House 5  Steny Hoyer  Democratic 
U.S. House 5  Charles Lollar  Republican 
U.S. House 5  Chris Robins  Republican 
U.S. House 5  H. Shickle  Libertarian 
U.S. House 6  Roscoe Bartlett  Republican 
U.S. House 6  Casey Clark  Democratic 
U.S. House 6  Andrew Duck  Democratic 
U.S. House 6  Dennis Janda  Republican
U.S. House 6  Joseph Krysztoforski  Republican
U.S. House 6  Steve Taylor  Republican
U.S. House 6  Seth Edward Wilson  Republican
U.S. House 6  Dan Massey  Libertarian  Running 
U.S. House 6  Michael Reed  Constitution  Running 
U.S. House 7  Raymond Bly  Republican  Running  
U.S. House 7  Elijah Cummings  Democratic  
U.S. House 7  Frank Mirabile  Republican   
U.S. House 7  Charles Smith  Democratic   
U.S. House 7  Michael Vallerie  Republican 
U.S. House 7  Fred Dickson  Unaffiliated   
U.S. House 7  Scott Spencer  Libertarian  
U.S. House 8  Robert Long  Democratic 
U.S. House 8  Michael Philips  Republican   
U.S. House 8  Bruce Stern  Republican 
U.S. House 8  Bill Thomas  Republican   
U.S. House 8  Christine Thron  Republican   
U.S. House 8  Mark Grannis  Libertarian 
U.S. House 8  Fred Nordhorn  Constitution


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History of Maryland - Information that every candidate for Congress should know.

One of the original 13 states, Maryland lies at the center of the Eastern Seaboard, amid the great commercial and population complex that stretches from Maine to Virginia. Its small size belies the great diversity of its landscapes and of the ways of life that they foster, from the low-lying and water-oriented Eastern Shore and Chesapeake Bay area, through the metropolitan hurly-burly of Baltimore, its largest city, to the forested Appalachian foothills and mountains of its western reaches.

Maryland was named in honour of Henrietta Maria, the wife of King Charles I, by a grateful Cecilius (Cecil) Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore, who was granted a charter for the land in 1632. Annapolis, the state capital, lies on Chesapeake Bay, roughly equidistant from Baltimore (north) and Washington, D.C. (west).

Geography has provided Maryland a role in U.S. history as a pivot between the North and the South. Its northern border with Pennsylvania is the famous Mason and Dixon Line, drawn in the 1760s to settle disputes between the Penn and Calvert families and traditionally regarded as the boundary between the North and the South. To the south much of the boundary with Virginia is formed by the Potomac River, a symbolic barrier during the American Civil War. On the north bank of the Potomac lies the District of Columbia (coterminous with the city of Washington, D.C.), a small enclave ceded by Maryland in 1791 for the site of the national capital. East of the Chesapeake, the Eastern Shore shares the Delmarva Peninsula with Delaware on the north and Virginia on the south. In the mountainous west is Maryland's panhandle, which is joined to the rest of the state by a narrow waist and interlocks with the eastern panhandle of West Virginia.

 

 

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The Ten Commandments are EVERLASTING LAWS: No creature has the wisdom or power to create anything that endures forever. That fact is quite clear from everything man fashions. All of it fades away eventually. Man could not have made that which is eternal while he can't even keep his own body from dying and decaying. He who is mortal cannot create that which is immortal. An eternal law has to have an eternal author. The moral law given by God to Moses, is called the Mosaic Law. Mosaic a term applied to Moses. Mosaic Law

Since the TEN COMMANDMENTS are eternal, THEY ARE IMMUTABLE: All laws made by the creature are subject to change and destruction even while their authors live or die. Even the most wrongly venerated human charter on earth - the American Constitution - has been changed and amended.

THEY ARE INDESTRUCTIBLE: The eternal nature of the TEN COMMANDMENTS is also seen in the fact that for over 6,000 years, they have endured the fiercest attacks and endeavors by their enemies to destroy them, even in the absence of effort of anyone to protect them. They survive in their original form, unpolluted and unchanged with the most of satanic and human power arrayed against them. The Ten Commandments, Moisés y los Diez Mandamientos

No creature would make an eternal law that he hates even if he had the power to make such a law. The Children of Israel carried the Commandments in the Ark of the Covenant. Ark of the Covenant

THEY ARE UNIVERSAL IN AUTHORITY: The universal authority of the TEN COMMANDMENTS over all mankind proves they are from God. No creatures either singly or collectively have the power to impose laws upon every single member of mankind and make every member of mankind legal and rightful subjects with the unquestionable responsibility to perfectly obey them. Whenever and wherever the creature has made laws, the laws' authority has always been limited. Decalogue

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