In what is probably the biggest blow to the O'Malley camp in the last several weeks... Today the Washington Post endorsed Governor Robert Ehrlich for re-election.
For the last month or so O'Malley has had the momentum, but over the course of the last week with endorsement after endorsement for Ehrlich, I cant help, but believe the tide is turning a little bit. That is why we need to stay focused and continue to work for and donate to O'Malley.
Endorsement after the jump...
Washington Post:
WHEN HE RAN for governor of Maryland four years ago, Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s claim to the job seemed to rest on little more than a sense of entitlement and a telegenic, genial personality. In fits and starts, though, he has grown in the role to become a generally proficient, pragmatic governor, if not always a disciplined or mature one. He has chalked up successes on transportation, the environment and education, among other things. For Mr. Ehrlich, the state's first Republican governor in a generation, those are real achievements -- particularly when weighed against the monolith of Democratic dominance in the state legislature. His opponent in the gubernatorial race, Democrat Martin O'Malley, is a smart, adroit politician who has compiled a creditable record as mayor of Baltimore for the past seven years, but he has not made a compelling case for toppling the incumbent. Our choice is Mr. Ehrlich.
Thoughts?