How soon we getting rid of the 'Governor Robert Ehrlich' off the Welcome to Maryland signs

[LynneSin]

I had to fly out of Baltimore and I got pretty sick and tired of seeing that repuke on state signs. So glad that Maryland came back to the blue side!

[Buck Turgidson]

1. They're on the Wilson Bridge, too.

East Coast politicians seem to have a fetish about getting their names on public works projects. Chicago and NYC are best examples. On the West Coast, the politicians have to die to get their name on a building or bridge or airport or the sewage treatment plant.

[gbate]

8. They're down on I-95.

My son noticed that the toll lane project near White Marsh had the Gov. O'Malley change the day he was sworn in. Woo!:party:

[madinmaryland]

2. Those signs repulse me also. I assume around the first of the year

they will come down. I lived in CT for many years and had to endure "Governor Rowland" :rofl: , and "Governor Pataki" in NY

:puke:

[Captain Hilts]

3. Not soon enough. Petulant bully. nt

[lizerdbits]

4. Well he's technically still the governor until the swearing in

so I guess they'll leave them up until then.

[mcg]

7. What O'Malley said about the transition....

it's like having your two feet firmly in two stirrups on two different horses going different directions.

[Olney Blue]

5. It seemed like they had a major surge right before the election.

I can't wait to get rid of them.

[mcg]

6. I saw an airlick bumper sticker today, I was driving along...

and slowed down to make a right turn, the guy behind me speeded up, went around me and made a right turn right in front of my car, I had to avoid hitting his car. Then I saw an Ehrlich bumper sticker in his car, figures. I let him know what I thought of his rudeness and wondered if he was pissed seeing me hybrid car (those tree hugging hippies!). Repukes are sore losers.