THE NUMBERS DON’T LIE — AND THE PEOPLE DESERVE BETTER

I’ve been watching the conversation unfold in Maryland politics, and one thing is absolutely clear: John Myrick and Dr. Brenda J. Moore Thiam are telling the truth that too many politicians refuse to say out loud.

Marylanders are being crushed under a tax burden that makes no sense — not morally, not economically, and definitely not mathematically. As Dr. Thiam says so perfectly:

👉 “The math ain’t mathin’.”

And she’s right.

Both Maryland and Pennsylvania have Democrat Governors. So this isn’t about party lines — this is about competence, leadership, and accountability. Yet somehow, Maryland’s per-capita tax burden has ballooned to nearly three times higher than what families pay just across the border in Pennsylvania.

That is not normal.
That is not sustainable.
And Marylanders deserve to ask the question:

💬 Where is all that money going — and why isn’t life getting better for the people paying the bills?

From where I’m standing, the answer is simple: reckless spending, no guardrails, and zero accountability from the current Governor and the Democrat supermajority in the General Assembly. Families are getting squeezed while the political machine keeps growing.

But here’s the good news:
Maryland has leaders stepping up who actually understand the problem — and have the backbone to fix it.

John Myrick and Dr. Brenda J. Moore Thiam aren’t playing political games.
They’re telling the truth.
They’re showing the math.
And they’re offering a real plan to restore affordability and prosperity to Maryland.

I believe in their leadership because they’re grounded in reality, not talking points. They’re fighting for working families, not political insiders. And they understand something too many elected officials ignore:

📊 A state cannot tax its people into prosperity.

Maryland deserves leaders who know how to balance a budget, respect taxpayers, and rebuild trust in government. That’s exactly what John Myrick and Dr. Thiam bring to the table for 2026.

Maryland deserves better — and with their leadership, Maryland will get better.