Maryland Senate

You cannot commit treason.

If you have become a citizen or you have a visa, if you are espousing the overthrow of America in any way, shape, or form, whether by caliphate or revolutionary change by getting rid of the Senate, you should be denaturalized and deport the hell out.

How's that sound, Mike? That sounds like I think just the same as you do.

Well, I love me some hillbillies, brother.

And unbelievably, despite absolute control, supermajorities in the House, the Maryland General Asylum, He just got his rear end kicked.

He wanted to get rid of all Republican representation in the state of Maryland, and guess what? He lost the battle.

Despite the fact that the president of Maryland Senate, who is a Democrat, opposes the districting commission, despite the fact that the president of Maryland Senate, who is a Democrat, opposes doing that in the mid-decade.

And the Washington Post had a critical assessment of that.

I apologize for having to talk about the news, but let's do it.

Because why else would you have Debbie Dingell on the show other than to talk about Maryland Senate race or the Michigan Senate race and the controversies in the Michigan Senate race? That's literally the only reason anybody should ever speak to Debbie Dingell, aside from asking her how she made her fortune lobbying.

while her husband was chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee.

But nobody's going to do that because the Dingles spent 60 years sucking up to everybody.

So joining us now is Captain Bobby Lapin, he's running in Maryland State Senate District 46.

Why are we talking to someone running for a state Senate position? because he's running against someone described as the worst Democrat in the country.

So that's fascinating.

God, I love to see populism coming from the left.

It's beautiful.

All right, Captain Bobby Le Pen running in Maryland State Senate District 46, website is makegoodchange.com. Bobby, thank you so much for joining us and good luck.

Hey, thank you so much.

I appreciate you so much.

The work was governance.

He spent almost 20 years working in both the federal level and in the Maryland Senate.

He was senator in both the U.S. Senate and the Maryland Senate.

In fact, he was senator at the same time in both until they enacted a rule that said you can't do both at the same time.

You have to do one or the other.

is this going to work? Is this going to stick? And if you've

read about the war and about Washington's experience, there were a lot of moments of doubt, that's for sure.

He served in the Maryland Senate for 19 years, and his role didn't end with the rebellion.