Adam Walker

@SoundMoneyG @Dartagan_Llore Apparently we need to also close Dicks, Best Buy, Home Depot, Lowe’s, Giant, Harris Teeter, etc

@Dartagan_Llore So you openly admit that this "ban" on widespread grocery store sales of alcohol is... purely to protect a few ppl. Consumer be damned. What other industry should this protectionism be applied to? Should Amazon delivery be banned in Maryland?

“while I still can’t buy beer or liquor at the grocery store” I feel like you’re the type that says this but this when mom & pop liquor stores start closing you’ll complain about the bad business environment in Maryland 🙃

@Dartagan_Llore @FOXBaltimore All media outlets do this

When I say that @FOXBaltimore coverage is misleading & dangerous and that it creates a false narrative about Baltimore this is what i mean… if you just read the headline which most people do you wouldn’t know this incident happened in St. Louis not in Baltimore.

@shamus_clancy Why would you hurt yourself like that

back on eBay looking up Flyers and Sixers crap ahead of the playoff run

@goatpurple1 @JustAFamilyMan_ This👆

@JustAFamilyMan_ Big part of this is Baltimore flushed their pro-crime DA Mosby, replaced her with law-n-order DA Ivan "The Legend" Bates Like night and day

Baltimore is leading the way with a 60% drop in homicides since 2021, with other cities like Philly at 40%, and Chicago at 30%. And what stands out for me is that the median age in these cities sits around 34. My theory is that this shift is simply a generation aging out of crime

@JustAFamilyMan_ @C_W_England Bullshit, our biggest issues are the under 25 set.

@C_W_England I can say as a Baltimorean folk are just getting older. I mean it does help that the city is going after violent repeat offenders, but for a lot of it, people don’t have no time for the nonsense they in their teens and 20s.

@GovWesMoore What won’t lower long‑term prices (but keeps getting pitched) ❌ Bill credits & rebates ❌ Utility profit caps ❌ One‑time state funding ❌ Slowing efficiency spending ❌ “Holding utilities accountable” rhetoric ❌ Renewable targets without firm backup

In January, I led a coalition of Democratic and Republican governors to the White House to call for energy reform. We called on PJM to cap the price of energy, and in February, they extended that cap through the end of the decade. It’s projected to save 67 million Americans – including millions of Marylanders – an additional $27 billion on their energy bills, over $400 for customers. But we need to do more. We’re pushing every lever at our disposal to put more money in people's pockets and holding big companies accountable, and I’m thankful that Democrats and Republicans in Annapolis have come together to deliver this win for Marylanders.

@BaltimoreBanner This bill does nothing to address long term supply issues.

Democrats outline deal to save Marylanders $150 on energy bills buff.ly/74NrnbZ

California has the highest state taxes on gasoline, they collect more in revenue per gallon than refiners make in profit

@AndySwan Meh

Rory

@BarboneGeo @BaltimoreBanner Please point me to MD PSC. utility regulation that subsidizes natural gas, like this one does for renewables. dls.maryland.gov/pubs/prod/NatR…

@adam_j_walker @BaltimoreBanner Wait….. what do you think ‘natural gas’ means and how it plays into your energy supply? You can’t be this dim, even if you repeat scripted rhetoric you don’t understand

Maryland Democrats can’t agree on how to save you $150 a year on energy bills buff.ly/hf1cjj2

@4real_Emenefee @whoastanderson @templegirl96 Correct

@whoastanderson @templegirl96 Fairfax has high income earners and a lot less crime

apple would rather ice out the entire metropolitan baltimore market than have a union retail store — first action here:

@BarboneGeo @BaltimoreBanner You moved the goal posts. The post is about electricity bills in Maryland and has nothing to do with oil and gas. Maybe read the article?

@adam_j_walker @BaltimoreBanner Way to move the goal posts. U.S. taxpayers subsidize gas and oil. Get educated

@GovWesMoore This is a simple Econ 101 sir. You can’t fix this without increasing baseload supply instate.

Marylanders should not be asked to subsidize the soaring energy demands of large new data centers. As we work to build an affordable and reliable energy future, we need rules that protect families and businesses, strengthen the grid, and ensure that the biggest new contributors to growth pay their fair share.

@flight49739 @nobhillinvest @GovWesMoore Wrong

@nobhillinvest @GovWesMoore IGNORE THIS IDIOT. RGGI WAS USED TO GIVE CUSTOMERS A BIG REBATE

@GovWesMoore The Maryland Renewable Portfolio Standard subsidizes renewables, how is that any different?

@AdvisorJohn @iamcardib How is DC Amazing in 2026? Everyone leaves at 5PM now.

@iamcardib DC is amazing. Baltimore, while trying to revitalize some areas, has decided to decimate the harbor…its former prized possession. Sad to see how much that city has regressed in the past 10-15 years.

Okay i definitely see the difference in Baltimore and DC

@bibleprophecyus @porterstansb Please report to Happy Hour.

@porterstansb Part of America's collapse is the worship and veneration of rock stars and celebrities while the one true God is ignored and despised. Sad. You have puny gods.

One of the many signs of our spiritual, cultural, and economic collapse is the absence of any new, compelling rock and roll music in the last … 20 years? Rock and roll was America’s contribution to the arts.

@BarboneGeo @BaltimoreBanner There is no subsidy for gas and oil in your utility bill in Maryland. There is for renewables, get educated on the Renewable Portfolio Standard.

@adam_j_walker @BaltimoreBanner Keep subsidizing gas and oil?

@GeekThread @mddems Please use condoms

@mddems Maryland is the 3rd most educated state in the US. While gaslighting may work on some people here, it's certainly a minority. Moore is doing a wonderful job and he fully has my support

@k_wilson @LauraHayesDC That’s a premium to do so, correct?

@LauraHayesDC I have started having a better experience with pre-scheduling rides with both companies. Scheduled ahead definitely serves a different function — like it’s for a specific arrival time event — but I no longer have the driver cancelling those and waiting for someone else to show.

Is the steep decline in Uber & Lyft accuracy and reliability happening in other cities beyond DC? If the apps say they will get you a ride in four minutes, as soon as you book it’s 12 minutes and lately not even that has been accurate. Four-minute offers are more like 20 minutes.