Author: George Wenschhof

George has been involved in politics by working on political campaigns for congress, state senate, state delegate, governor, and President of the United States, appearing on the Ballot as a delegate in the 2004 presidential campaign. In 2002, he worked on the daughter of Robert F. Kennedy’s; Kathleen Kennedy Townsend for Maryland Governor Campaign. He ran for Alderman in the City of Frederick, Maryland in 1997, and explored a run for Maryland State Senate in District 3 in 2006. His national, state and local political advocacy led him to start the political discussion Blog; AiritoutwithGeorge.com in the fall of 2007, later renamed Frederick Politics. Recently, he started the subscription Blog; www.TalkingMarylandPolitics.com and produces/moderates the video political discussion program featured on the blog.

Litigation Likely After Monrovia Town Center Vote

June 16, 2015June 16, 2015 George WenschhofBlaine Young, Bud Otis, David Gray, Jan Gardner, Kirby Delauter, Maryland, politics

George Wenschhof The lengthy testimony at the last Frederick County Council meeting went as I expected. After all, the approval of the development of the Monrovia Town Center has been a battle during the previous two Frederick County administrations. Two political factions that have been

O’Malley Makes Run for President Official

June 2, 2015June 1, 2015 George Wenschhofpolitics

George Wenschhof Former Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley made his bid for the Democratic Party nomination for president official yesterday. He makes the third Democrat to announce a run for president, joining Senator Bernie Sanders and heavily favored former secretary of state Hillary Clinton. Former Rhode

The Silliness Continues in Frederick County Politics

June 1, 2015June 1, 2015 George WenschhofFrederick County, Jan Gardner, Kirby Delauter, politics

George Wenschhof It should not be surprising in today’s political environment to see the same absurd actions taking place at the local level that we see exhibited at the national level. Two political factions in Frederick County who primarily hold opposing views on how to

Ethics Squabble Illustrates Political Divide in Frederick County

May 18, 2015May 17, 2015 George WenschhofBlaine Young, Bud Otis, ethics, Jan Gardner, Kirby Delauter, politics

George Wenschhof The opinion issued by the Frederick County Ethics Commission allowing the firm owned by Republican council member Kirby Delauter to bid on county projects has caught the ire of Democratic Frederick county executive Jan Gardner. In a hastily crafted letter co-signed by executive

Editorial Talking Maryland Politics

And, So It Begins…

April 13, 2015April 13, 2015 George Wenschhof2016, Clinton, Democrat, elections, Hillary, politics, President

George Wenschhof The 2016 race for president is officially underway now that former secretary of state Hillary Clinton made her run official with an airing of a 2 minute video on social media Sunday around 3:00 PM ET. This approach was made to highlight a