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Maryland lawmaker cites Trump in decision to become Democrat

October 16th, 2018 by WCBC Radio

A Maryland lawmaker says President Donald Trump’s rhetoric has played a role in her decision to leave the Republican Party and become a Democrat.

Del. Meagan Simonaire changed parties Monday.

Simonaire, whose district is conservative, says she increasingly found herself aligned with Democratic values. Speaking of Trump, she noted “attacks” on minorities, women “and anyone who does not agree with him.”

 

Trump is unpopular in much of Maryland, where he received 34 percent of the vote.

Simonaire surprised lawmakers in April, when she spoke about her parents considering therapy for her when she told them she was bisexual. She spoke about it during debate on a measure to ban “gay conversion therapy” for minors, a ban that was approved. Simonaire isn’t seeking re-election, but isn’t ruling out future public service.

One Response to “Maryland lawmaker cites Trump in decision to become Democrat”

  1. October 16, 2018 at 2:16 pm, jackblack said:

    THIS ONLY REQUIRES A ONE LINER.W H A T D E M O C R A T I C V A L U E S?HOWEVER IN THE PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF MARYLAND,WITH THE HORDE OF BELTWAY HUSSIES,YOU MIGHT GET SOME VIBE AND A FREE MEAL HERE AND THERE.THE DEMS. ARE D O A—AND THEY KNOW IT.ALL THEY HAVE LEFT IS DUST IN THE WIND>>>>>>

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