I think Im on to something here folks and I need some help...

[nickshepDEM]

Look at the image below.



The lady featured in this compilation of pictures I put together appears in 3 Ehrlich TV spots, 1 Steele TV spot (plus his announcement speech), and a Price George's County rally for Ehrlich.

I could be on to something big here or something really, really small. First and foremost, is this lady from Baltimore City or Prince George's County? If she's from PG County, what the hell is she doing in Ehrlich's latest TV ad titled - "Crime", which attacks Baltimore City's crime rate. If she's not from the City, she has no credibility on the issue.

If she is from the City than my first arguement is moot. However, I still find it kind of funny that Ehrlich and Steele have such little support in the African American community that they are forced to pass around this little old lady for photo ops and TV spots.

[Frances]

1. Did you send this to the O'Malley & Cardin campaigns?

I think they should see what you are showing to us.

[nickshepDEM]

4. Just sent an email to a couple different people at the campaign.

[aintitfunny]

2. Good Catch! N/T

[nam78_two]

3. Good catch

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:ColbertAlan.png#file

[mcg]

5. Is she his adoptive mother, Maebell Turner?

I wonder, because he says he considers his mother Maebell Turner one of his heros,
along with Martin Luther King and Ronald Reagan.

Well, I don't think Martin Luther King and Ronald Reagan were exactly buddies.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Luther_King_Day

" President Ronald Reagan was also opposed to the holiday, and also insinuated that King was a Communist. He relented in his opposition only after Congress passed the King Day Bill with an overwhelming, veto-proof majority (338 to 90 in the House of Representatives and 78 to 22 in the Senate). "

Maybe Steele should be asked what he thinks about that!