Aylah Dennis
It can be reported that on Wednesday evening, a prominent Democratic fundraiser for Angela Alsobrooks was held at a home off Royal Oak Road.
Governor Wes Moore also attended, strongly supporting Alsobrooks. The crowd was treated to an up-close interaction with the next generation of political leaders from the State of Maryland. Moore is already a national political figure, and many believe Alsobooks will soon join that club as the next Democratic Senator from the state.
According to our Spy, the charismatic Governor enthusiastically introduced Alsobrooks. He said Governors usually are not active in Senate races in their state. However, he added, “He could not sit this one out” because this race was too critical. He told the crowd his support for Alsobrooks was based on her character and how she responds when things get tough. He described her success as Prince George’s County State’s Attorney, reducing the homicide rate by fifty percent, as an example. He spoke about the importance of this Senate race to the country and her history serving the people in Prince George’s County as County Executive. He then introduced her to the crowd of passionate supporters.
Angela Alsobrooks
Agent 8 said Alsobrooks showed off her charisma and confidence, taking the microphone and explaining in depth why this race was so important: A woman’s right to choose, maintaining the Senate Democratic majority, drug prices & healthcare, among other vital issues. Many in the audience were impressed with her ability to convey her position effectively without vitriol toward her opponent. She even said she liked Larry Hogan, having worked with him in the past. However, she pointed out we needed a Senator voters could trust when defending women’s rights, and his shifting view of the subject does not provide that confidence.
Alsobrooks ended her remarks by thanking the guests for their generous support and received a warm ovation.
Alsobrooks and Governor Moore’s comments were bookended by a musical performance by the talented young singer Aylah Dennis from Cambridge, who opened with The Star-Spangled Banner and ended with Aretha Franklin’s Rock Steady. The ominous weather forecast did not affect the scenic outdoor event, and the guests made it to their cars before the thunderstorm finally arrived, as if the almighty was the event planner.
Counterintelligence Agent 99 says
Why is the author and the fundraising leader kept secret by Talbot Spy? Alsobrooks seems like a strong candidate as is Hogan. We should have open transparent debate about the issues and the candidates backers.
Francine DeSanctis says
Congratulations on introducing Angela Alsobrook to the Eastern Shore. From the reporting, it sounds as though she is up to the task and ready for a fight.
Hogan has name recognition so countering his influence will take a unified effort. Let’s Go!
Michele La Rocca says
Have you ever had the misfortune of living in PG County? Doubt many Royal Oak residents can answer yes to that question. Well I have lived there since 1984. I dealt with Alsobrooks because I was in politics. She is a hopeless disaster. Even the trash can’t get picked up at this point. DO NOT vote for her. I am 100 percent behind Hogan.
Eric Ploeg says
Alsobrooks is a candidate that can’t seem to boast of any accomplishments, any record of success. Currently, her charge is a county where crime is a serious problem and county services are inadequate, two significant areas that fall under her responsibilities. Also, her county budget, like that of Maryland now, is well into deficit territory.
I doubt she would be the right choice for the State of Maryland.
Barbara Denton says
Would someone explain tome exactly what women’s rights need to be defended in Maryland? Can someone explain to me why there are schools in PG County run by gangs consisting of illegal aliens? Health care costs have skyrocketed due to the socialization of health care and illegal aliens using our system and never having to pay. I think you had better take a survey of the people in PG County to find the truth about how they are faring under Alsobrooks. I think you might me surprised.