Delegate Sid Saab

05/29/2026

This election has produced a rare moment of bipartisanship: Republicans and Democrats are equally divided

05/22/2026

Lately it feels like candidates on both sides are collecting endorsements like trophies. Honestly, voters should matter more than political insiders telling people who to support. Sometimes too many endorsements can even backfire and make a candidate look establishment-controlled instead of independent.

05/19/2026

Election season amplifies the worst parts of politics. Negative ads, personal attacks, misinformation, outrage campaigns, and constant polarization often get more attention than real policy discussions.

05/18/2026

05/09/2026

Political campaigns are less about leadership and more about loyalty tests, ego trips, and settling scores. Everyone is your “best friend” until you dare step out of line. The second you take a position they don’t like, the knives come out. Then after the primary, they suddenly pretend to unite because they realize they’re stuck with each other. That’s why most political endorsements are meaningless to everyday voters. They matter to insiders, consultants, lobbyists, and political addicts who treat politics like a private country club. Maryland is the perfect example. Governor Wes Moore endorsed almost every incumbent and nearly anyone with a “D” next to their name running against Republicans except Senator Bill Ferguson
Why? Because Senate President Ferguson committed the unforgivable sin in modern politics: independent thinking. He refused to let the Senate take up the mid-cycle redistricting scheme was an attempt to wipe out every remaining Republican congressional seat in Maryland. That’s how politics works. Fall in line and you’re rewarded. Think for yourself and suddenly the same people preaching “democracy” want you punished.
And to be fair, Republicans do the same thing anywhere they fully control the system. This isn’t about party — it’s about political machines protecting power at all costs.
Mafia-style politics dressed up as unity.

05/03/2026

20–30 plus years in office isn’t experience—it’s entrenchment.
Public service was never meant to be a lifetime gig.
Decades in power shouldn’t be celebrated—they should raise questions.

04/21/2026

I see a lot of people who may have never experienced life outside this country criticizing it—so here’s my perspective.

I’ll never take for granted what this country gave me—the chance to feel safe, to live freely, and to build a better life. In a world full of uncertainty, America opened its doors and gave me real opportunity.

Despite our differences, we all want the same things: safety, dignity, and a future for our families. There’s no place in the world quite like it. The American Dream isn’t just an idea—it’s real.

God bless 🇺🇸

03/17/2026

Governor Wes Moore wants Marylanders to participate in a “Meat-Out Day.” He says he’ll still be enjoying a beef burger that same day. Nothing says leadership like telling everyone else to sacrifice while you don’t.
Sacrifice for thee, but not for me.

03/11/2026

The bills are too high, but many of the policies that led us here were created by the same people now criticizing the outcome. You can’t steer the ship into rough waters and then blame the waves—you have to take responsibility and chart a better course.

As lawmakers heard bills in Annapolis Tuesday, advocates and lawmakers took a strong stance against BGE, calling for an end to the "money grab."

03/09/2026

Political loyalty becomes dangerous when it turns into blind allegiance. Defending your party no matter what—even when it’s wrong—undermines accountability and weakens democracy. It’s one reason why more people are choosing to remain politically unaffiliated. A healthy democracy requires maturity: the ability to think independently and call out wrongs, even from those you usually support.