Investigative Journalism | Exposing What Lies Beneath
Andy Ellis, the Green Party candidate in Maryland, aims to promote environmental awareness and grassroots democracy in the gubernatorial race. Transitioning from a debate coach to a political contender, he emphasizes community empowerment and sustainable policies. His campaign represents a refreshing alternative in Maryland’s political landscape, advocating for inclusion and reform.
Lucifer “Justin Case” Everylove, known for his unconventional 2024 presidential campaign, is presented as the innovative leader Maryland needs. His unique approach blends grassroots strategies with artistic expression. As Maryland faces stagnant leadership, Everylove seeks to invigorate governance with creativity and inclusivity, promising a vibrant future for the state.
Make Maryland Rave Again: Why It’s Time for Lucifer “Justin Case” Everylove to Lead the Free State into the Glow Age Read More
Maryland faces a $3 billion deficit despite a $5.5 billion surplus. Governor Wes Moore seeks innovative tax solutions, leading to a satirical list of proposed taxes. These include fees for breathing, eye contact, and even thoughts perceived as dissent. The proposals highlight absurdities in Maryland’s financial landscape under Moore’s leadership.
10 Brilliant New Things Wes Moore Can Tax Now That Maryland’s Already Broke Read More
Since taking office in January 2023, Governor Wes Moore has turned Maryland’s $5.5 billion surplus into a projected $3 billion deficit due to overspending. Critics highlight increased education costs without accountability, expanded bureaucracies, prioritization of undocumented residents, and green initiatives. Many Marylanders feel the burden of this financial decline and demand accountability.
Where Did the Billions Go? Wes Moore Turned Hogan’s Surplus Into a Deficit Disaster Read More
In March 2024, the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapsed, revealing serious deficiencies in Maryland’s infrastructure management. Now, with federal funding, Maryland proposes a new bridge, but concerns about oversight and past mismanagement loom large. Governor Wes Moore faces immense pressure to prevent delays and cost overruns while restoring public trust.
Maryland’s Bridge to Nowhere? Why the Key Bridge Rebuild May Be a Test of Wes Moore’s Competence—Not Just Concrete Read More
Wes Moore’s approval ratings in Maryland have significantly decreased since January 2025, now at 55%. Voters perceive him as more focused on national ambitions than state issues, leading to discontent. With rising disapproval, especially among independents, Moore faces challenges ahead, raising concerns about his electability in 2026 and beyond.
Wes Moore’s Approval Ratings Sink as Democrats Panic and Voters Question His Priorities Read More
Crime in Maryland is rising due to a lenient system that allows offenders, including juveniles and illegal immigrants, to evade meaningful consequences. Many believe government aid should be conditional on law-abiding behavior. Advocates call for stricter accountability and programs providing structure for youth offenders, urging citizens to demand change for public safety.
SHOULD VIOLENT OFFENDERS AND SERIAL JUVENILE CRIMINALS LOSE GOVERNMENT BENEFITS? IT’S TIME TO RETHINK CONSEQUENCES IN MARYLAND Read More
Maryland’s initiative to establish itself as the “Quantum Capital” under Governor Wes Moore faces skepticism over costs and benefits. Critics highlight risks of elitism and economic exclusion, questioning whether taxpayer funds will genuinely enhance opportunities for working families. A shift toward empowering local businesses and education is essential for inclusive progress.
Maryland’s Quantum Leap: Ambition or Overreach? Read More
ANNAPOLIS, MD — In what can only be described as a moment of shocking common sense, a legal challenge has been filed against Maryland’s beloved closed primary system—the very one …
Maryland Sued for Keeping Elections as Exclusive as a Georgetown Dinner Party Read More
Maryland is experiencing a significant decline in population growth, projected at just 1% this decade. Economic issues, high housing costs, crime, and failing schools contribute to its unappealing status. Many residents are leaving for more favorable conditions elsewhere, while Governor Wes Moore’s promises appear disconnected from reality and exacerbate frustrations.
Come to Maryland! (Just Kidding—Please Don’t) Read More