Amid a national debate over policies that make it easier or harder to vote, Bethesda is in the enviable position of just having been declared the most voter-friendly city in America. A study by the website Insurify found that voting is easier in Bethesda than any other city in America due to its United States Postal Service availability (number of post offices, USPS services per capita, and number of mailboxes), its historical voter turnout, and the quality of the infrastructure for voting absentee or by mail.
Gaithersburg was the other city in Montgomery County to make the list, at #18. Columbia was the only other Maryland town to appear on the list. Bethesda was the only city on the list to earn an A+ grade from the study's authors.
Vote Republican so you can afford groceries gas and obtain baby formula again
ReplyDeleteWhy are Republicans holding baby formula and gasoline hostage? If they can magically fix international supply chains they should let us know how to do it now.
DeleteThe fact that 7:46 AM needs to ask that question demonstrates an ignorant electorate. Keep voting for the same thing over and over again expecting different results.
ReplyDeleteThe person claiming voting for Republicans = more baby formula is calling someone else an ignorant voter. You seriously can't make this stuff up.
ReplyDelete10:46 AM can't connect the dots of the supply chain and still thinks the Mueller investigation proved collusion. Trump lives in your mind rent-free!
ReplyDeleteWell,yeah... because sanctuary county and all.
ReplyDeleteSpelled out for 10:46 AM: Mandatory Lockdowns - People Paid Not to Work - Mandatory Vaccinations for Truck Drivers / Port Workers - Cancellation of Oil Leases - Endless Printing of Money = Shortages. Democrats own this
ReplyDeleteLiterally every "mandatory lockdown" happened during the Trump administration. As did almost all stimulus measures. Not that any of the above has to do with recent baby formula recalls and shortages. 4:09 is doing a great job of proving the exact opposite point he's desperately trying to make.
ReplyDeleteActually, @4:09, the baby formula shortage is "owned" by Abbott, the major producer of the stuff, (USDA said in 2011 the company produced 43% of the total market sales,) who /which shut down their Sturgis, MI factory because it was making tainted product that killed two infants. Rather than let the free market decide if poisoning babies was a good call, those meddlesome Dems at the USDA shut the place while the cause of the poisoning was searched for and eliminated. You bet, there are also supply chain problems that have exacerbated the shortage, but the lion's share of responsibility falls upon Abbott, for producing poisoned formula.
ReplyDeleteHow dare the Democrats insist that baby formula not be poisonous! It's interfering with the free market, with companies right to earn a living!! Vote them out of office so our shelves can once again burst forth with --potentially--lethal goods, all for the enrichment of corporations, which don't give a if whether you live or die until a busy-body Dem tells them to clean up their act.
Too bad CNN/NYT talking points don't work in the real world. Remember the Florida massacre that never happened? Blaming Democrat caused problems on everyone one else is what Brandon's been pushing with less than a 30% approval, (even with your vote). Take a deep breath and seek help now before November.
ReplyDeleteThe LEFT NEVER looks in the mirror and asks "Am I wrong?" It's always "we need more money - from YOU."
ReplyDelete'There is no end to the good, that a do-gooder does, with other people's money.'