Politics
Rowena Nelson Makes the Case for Discipline, Respect, and Clarity on the Bench in Anne Arundel County
(ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD – April 5, 2026) — Rowena Nelson isn’t campaigning to be a different kind of judge. She’s campaigning to be a disciplined one. In a legal culture where candidates often speak in broad promises, Nelson grounds her message in something more concrete: respect—for the law, for the litigants, and for the time of the court. After more than two decades in practice, she says most people who enter a courtroom are not looking for ideology or experimentation. They are looking for consistency, clarity, and fairness. “They want the law applied as it is,” Nelson said. “Not…
(BALTIMORE – April 18, 2026) – Something is wrong. Maybe it’s just me. But as sine die — the close of Maryland’s legislative session — has come and gone, there has not been a sustained, unified response from the 188 members of the General Assembly on behalf of the Baltimore Collegiate School for Boys. Do I have that right? In a state where the numbers tell a troubling story — where Baltimore City is home to just 9% of Maryland’s population but accounts for roughly 40% of the people in state prisons, according to the Justice Policy Institute (January 2024)…
A 28-year Marine and decade-long county councilman, Pete Smith has seen Anne Arundel County from the inside — and believes it can do better by its people. (PASADENA, MD – April 12, 2026) – When Pete Smith walked Anne Arundel County last week alongside Sheriff Everett Sesker — two fit, mission-driven brothers moving step by step across the jurisdiction — it wasn’t a photo op. It was a statement. A statement about discipline.A statement about visibility.A statement about what leadership should look like. Regular readers know I’ve been watching the Julian Jones run in Baltimore County closely. But make no mistake…
Witness a candidate’s dedication! “We walked over 40 miles to demonstrate commitment to Anne Arundel County families. Watch full video on YouTube
BREAKING: Jones Secures Dual State’s Attorney Endorsements in Major Political Power Move (TOWSON – April 8, 2026) — In what could prove to be a defining moment in the race for Baltimore County Executive, Councilman Julian Jones has secured a powerful and potentially game-changing pair of endorsements. On a crisp morning in Towson, Jones announced that he has earned the backing of both Scott D. Shellenberger and Ivan J. Bates—the top prosecutors in Baltimore County and Baltimore City, respectively. In a region where politics and public safety are deeply intertwined, the significance cannot be overstated. A Rare Regional Alignment Endorsements…
(MIAMI, FL – April 6, 2026) – “The United States is experiencing the early stages of serious trouble ahead” is a statement now echoed by most American citizens and countless visitors from other countries. A belief that applies to more than one topic. The continual rise in mass unemployment due to corporate mismanagement, malfeasance, greed, and the shift towards AI technology has further kickstarted increasing income disparities. Unwarranted fear of other ethnic groups has reignited misunderstandings, ignorance, and hatred among one group towards another, which has exploded in the form of unrestrained public displays of racism. A flame that has…
(LA PLATA, MD – April 3, 2026) — The Charles County Chamber of Commerce is proud to announce its 2026 Candidate Forum Series, a set of in-person forums designed with one clear purpose: to center the conversation on business and economic issues that directly impact the Charles County community. These forums will provide a unique opportunity for business leaders, professionals, and community stakeholders to hear directly from candidates—through a business lens. Each discussion will focus specifically on topics such as economic growth, workforce development, infrastructure, and the overall vitality of Charles County. “As the voice of business in Charles County, we…
Baltimore, MD — Community members across Baltimore are invited to take part in a Voter Registration Certification Training on April 16 at 6:00 PM. The training is hosted by the Tri-Chapters of The Links, Incorporated —Baltimore (MD), Harbor City (MD), and Patapsco River (MD) and led by the Baltimore City Board of Elections. This training provides participants with the opportunity to become officially certified to register voters in the State of Maryland. As civic engagement continues to play a critical role in strengthening communities, this initiative is designed to equip residents with the tools and knowledge needed to directly support…
(BALTIMORE – March 30, 2026) — With the June 23rd primary election fast approaching, Politics 26 returns tomorrow at 6 PM with a powerful lineup of candidates, consultants, and political voices ready to unpack what may be one of the most consequential election cycles in recent memory. Hosted by Doni Glover, the show continues to carve out space for real, unfiltered political dialogue — the kind that informs, challenges, and prepares voters for what lies ahead. Tomorrow’s panel features: Robert Dashiell, Esquire Andy Pierre, political consultant Braxton Street, politico Joining the conversation are candidates actively shaping the race: Sabrina Tapp-Harper…
(RANDALLSTOWN – March 27, 2026) – I have to be honest. I’m not just saddened — I’m alarmed.What I’m hearing from some leaders in Northwest Baltimore County right now sounds less like strategy and more like disunity at the worst possible moment. On June 23rd, Baltimore County voters face a historic crossroads. For the first time ever, a non-white male candidate has a real shot at leading the county. Given everything people of color have built and contributed here, this moment is long overdue. Moments like this don’t come often — and when we mishandle them, we pay for it…
(BALTIMORE COUNTY – March 16, 2026) — Admittedly, I am hard on my Baltimore County brethren. Why? Because time after time, I receive phone calls asking for help — political advice, strategic insight, introductions, or media coverage. And yes, I help when I can. But I have also tried to push something equally important: self-empowerment. Yet somehow, incredibly, we keep returning to the same place. Let me also be clear about something. I’m a Baltimore City guy. Always have been. City all day. But much of my family lives in Baltimore County, and I’ve spent plenty of time out there…
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