Author: Brian Griffiths

What kind of GOP do we want? A party of Trump or the party of Hogan?

Posted by Brian Griffiths | Feb 7, 2021 | Commentary |

Too many in my party seem to be more interested in relegating the GOP to the ash heap of history than establishing a path to win elections, especially here in Maryland.

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