Red Maryland Leadership Conference in Pictures
THANK YOU to everybody who made the 1st Red Maryland Leadership Conference a success.
A huge shoutout to our sponsors: McShane LLC, State Senator Michael Hough, Dwight Patel, Ocean Hall Events, TNT Moving and Hauling, Matt Resnik, Harford County Republican Women, former Delegate Deb Rey, and Craig Wolf.
Also, a huge thank you to our speakers: Jerry Rogers, Andy Smarick, Ali Keane, Lt. Governor Boyd Rutherford, Congressman Andy Harris, Christine Rousselle, Liz Matory, Ian Patrick Hines, Craig Wolf, Rory McShane, County Executive Barry Glassman, Andrew Langer, Dr. James Broughel, Jesse Kelly, Brent Littlefield, Dirk Haire, Al Mendelsohn, Susan McConkey, Mark Uncapher, State Senator Steve Hershey, Delegate Nic Kipke, Delegate Kathy Szeliga, Adam Katora, and Christopher Summers.
Please take a look at some of the pictures and social media posts from yesterday. And stay tuned for information about the 2020 Conference.
Are you ready? #MDPolitics #RMLC2019 pic.twitter.com/eLBGy4bgOb
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— Red Maryland (@RedMaryland) January 26, 2019
The @RedMaryland is ready to get underway. #RMLC2019 pic.twitter.com/qDit9oWnKQ
— GregoryKline (@GregoryKline) January 26, 2019
@BrianGriffiths with @Andrew_Langer on @wbalradio talking about #RMLC2019 pic.twitter.com/x2Sknt36lN
— GregoryKline (@GregoryKline) January 26, 2019
#MDPolitics #RMLC2019 pic.twitter.com/0SYTRxBYQl
— Red Maryland (@RedMaryland) January 26, 2019
.@CapitolAllies discussing pharmaceutical price reform #MDPolitics #RMLC2019 pic.twitter.com/VPEUKuL1e0
— Red Maryland (@RedMaryland) January 26, 2019
.@RepAndyHarrisMD talking with @Andrew_Langer on @wbalradio at #RMLC2019! #MDPolitics pic.twitter.com/yqSz7TRi6P
— Red Maryland (@RedMaryland) January 26, 2019
.@smarick talks conservative solutions to education #MDPolitics #RMLC2019 pic.twitter.com/BesyXIv6Fm
— Red Maryland (@RedMaryland) January 26, 2019
Just got to #RMLC2019 Andy Smarick, Former President, MD State Bd of Ed Dropping knowledge. Totally Agree. #Logic #Dynamism not #Scientism❗️
— Liz Matory (@LizMatory) January 26, 2019
“Bad Systems eat Good People for lunch.” – Andy Smarick, Former President of Maryland State Bd of Ed #RMLC2019 #totally
— Liz Matory (@LizMatory) January 26, 2019
Today I sat down with Andrew Langer live for WBAL Radio. We discussed the government reopening and the importance of the next three weeks for negotiation over border security. pic.twitter.com/5hKRIqAg2C
— Rep. Andy Harris, MD (@RepAndyHarrisMD) January 26, 2019
“Maryland is now the 2nd most active state regarding MS13 gang activity (sanctuary state) next to California”. Congressman Andy Harris #RMLC2019 pic.twitter.com/itrL1cN4aT
— Marilyn Reach Decker (@MRDRN_) January 26, 2019
Excellent panelists discussing health and life in MD. Left to right are journalist Christine Rousselle, former congressional candidate Liz Matory, and moderator Brian Griffiths. #RMLC2019 pic.twitter.com/23MHBk70TJ
— Jim Fredericks (@Fredericks2018) January 26, 2019
Ian Patrick Hines, CEO of Hines Digital on campaigning: “Digital (media) isn’t a thing anymore…It’s a little of everything.” #RMLC2019 #truerwords pic.twitter.com/d2M67nSX8P
— Jim Fredericks (@Fredericks2018) January 26, 2019
#rmlc2019
Listening to 2018 Republican nominee for Attorney General, Craig Wolf pic.twitter.com/U81JPlnHGa— Brenda Thiam (@bjthiam) January 26, 2019
WBAL radio host Andrew Langer (right) moderating a panel on regulatory reform. #RMLC2019 pic.twitter.com/mN9P7wt7Xp
— Jim Fredericks (@Fredericks2018) January 26, 2019
Our legislative panel, moderated by @GregoryKline, featuring @SenatorHershey, birthday boy @Kipke and @KathyforMD #MDPolitics #MDGA19 #RMLC2019 pic.twitter.com/LyQwFiV5pW
— Red Maryland (@RedMaryland) January 26, 2019
Last speaker of the day, Christopher Summers from MD Public Policy Institute speaking on Amazon HQ2 competition. #RMLC2019 #MDNeverhadachance pic.twitter.com/TgMbrtK6Vy
— Jim Fredericks (@Fredericks2018) January 26, 2019
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