I am Cheryl Riley and I am running for US congress because I care. I'm not from a political dynasty. I'm not a status quo out of touch with the people candidate who will use this position to work for bad faith bureaucrats, but will work for you. I’m not interested in vying to become a national figure seeking fame, fortune, book deals, corrupt NGO money or behind closed door, shady deals, like Raskin. I am from Maryland, grew up in Montgomery County, and I want to represent my district while making America great once more. The diversity of my district isn't being represented by Jamie Raskin, who’s more interested in furthering his personal gains. He’s had enough time (years) to improve our county and country and has chosen to hinder any progress at every turn and vote against America and the people. Help me defeat the enemy within. https://t.co/ZcMeFv8NuI
🚨 NOW: Sec. Duffy CONFIRMS FAA systems are operational and the AIRSPACE IS OPENING
That means flights will slowly start moving again 🙏🏻
"It depends on do we have crews available? Do we have pilots and flight attendants available to fly your flight? We're going to try to move as many of those as we can tonight if we have the capacity with crews to move those flights."
Time to fund the upgrades, Congress!
@Cheryl4moco That is odd. I can’t believe I have to listen to that rat. I don’t think I would be looking at a rat in charge if our elections were voided as a fraud.
🚨 MARYLAND VOTERS ALLEGE BALLOTS WERE ALREADY CAST IN THEIR NAMES — CALLS FOR ELECTION AUDITS GROW AFTER DEMOCRATIC WAVE
Questions about the November 3 election are spreading across social media, including allegations from Maryland residents who say they arrived at polling places only to discover election records indicated they had already voted.
One account claims affected voters were required to complete provisional ballots despite insisting they had never cast a vote.
The allegations have not been independently substantiated, but they raise questions election officials should be prepared to answer.
▪️ VOTER RECORDS: How many Maryland voters were issued provisional ballots because election records indicated they had already voted?
▪️ INVESTIGATIONS: How many such cases involved clerical errors, previously issued mail ballots, duplicate records or suspected fraudulent voting?
▪️ AUDIT TRANSPARENCY: Will election officials publish county-by-county explanations of these discrepancies and their resolutions?
Meanwhile, claims circulating online suggest similar voting patterns across Texas counties prove computerized manipulation.
Texas did experience a substantial Democratic shift, but that is not proof of manipulated votes. Republicans still carried more than 200 Texas counties in the Senate race.
An unexpected election outcome is not itself evidence of fraud. Neither should legitimate voter complaints be dismissed without investigation.
Maryland election officials have a responsibility to document discrepancies, explain how provisional ballots were evaluated and investigate credible allegations.
Public confidence requires verifiable answers, transparent records and accountability—not rumors or political assurances.
If voters were incorrectly recorded as having already voted, the public deserves to know how often it happened and why.
How do they square with their oath of office?
Elected officials in Montgomery County, Maryland, take an oath of office that includes supporting the U.S. Constitution.Govt.
Under Article I, Section 9 of the Maryland Constitution, every person elected or appointed to any office of profit or trust under the state constitution or laws made pursuant to it must, before taking office, swear or affirm:
“I, [name], do swear (or affirm, as the case may be,) that I will support the Constitution of the United States; and that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to the State of Maryland, and support the Constitution and Laws thereof; and that I will, to the best of my skill and judgment, diligently and faithfully, without partiality or prejudice, execute the office of [office], according to the Constitution and Laws of this State…”Govt.westlaw
This applies to Montgomery County officials (County Council members, County Executive, Board of Education members, and others), who hold offices under Maryland law. The county operates under the Maryland Constitution and state laws; its own Charter is adopted “under the Constitution and general laws of the State of Maryland.”
Ironic that 2006 is the exact year Jamie Raskin first “won”office as a State Senator for District 20 (Silver Spring/Takoma Park). He’s been in the system ever since. 🤷♀️🐀
👋 Hi Folks,
We can’t “learn anything” from a rigged election! Who’s sick of hearing the Pundits tell us what we can learn from the Midterms?
I just immediately turn off the TV or Podcast!
I’ll tell you what we can learn, that we need a transparent election system that everyone can trust!
Sincerely, Robyn