Ehrlich Hits O'Malley Strategy; Attack Adsused in Lieu of a Real Debate
Byline: S.A. Miller and Jon Ward, THE WASHINGTON TIMES
Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. yesterday said Baltimore Mayor Martin O'Malley, the Democratic nominee for governor, is running a "Rose Garden" campaign by ducking debates and relying on attack ads.
"It seems to be a Rose Garden strategy," Mr. Ehrlich, a Republican, told editors and reporters at The Washington Times. They "run the negative ads, hope the national trend is such and don't put [Mr. O'Malley] out there too much."
In a wide-ranging interview, the governor said that next month's elections will decide whether the Republican Party will be relevant in Maryland, where Republicans are …
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Article title: Ehrlich Hits O'Malley Strategy; Attack Adsused in Lieu of a Real Debate.
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Newspaper title: The Washington Times (Washington, DC).
Publication date: October 10, 2006.
Page number: A01.
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