Good numbers for Hillary !

He was ok but nothing special. Majority of Maryland voters are mostly located near DC and as such are more affected by national and federal issues and events. This is Hillary territory no doubt.

'Despite major losses for Democrats nationwide, O'Malley defeated Ehrlich 56%–42%.'

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_O%27Malley

Population by county: http://www.indexmundi.com/facts/united-states/quick-facts/maryland/population#map

He just wasn't exceptional and most I believe would not have considered him Presidential material. The numbers bear that out.

and think he's presidential material due to his numerous accomplishments:

1. Ended death penalty in Maryland
2. Prevented fracking in Maryland and put regulations in the way to prevent next GOP Gov Hogan fom easily allowing fracking.
3. Provided health insurance for 380,000
4. Reduced infant mortality to an all time low.
5. Provided meals to thousands of hungry children and moved toward a goal for eradicating childhood hunger.
6. Enacted a $10.10 living wage and a $11. minimum wage for State workers.
7. Supporter the Dream Act
8. Cut income taxes for 86% of Marylanders (raised taxes on the rich).
9. Reformed Maryland’s tax code to make it more progressive.
10. Enacted some of the nation’s most comprehensive reforms to protect homeowners from foreclosure.

Mother Jones magazine called him the best candidate on environmental issues.
Article here:
http://www.motherjones.com/environment/2014/12/martin-omalley-longshot-presidential-candidate-and-real-climate-hawk

Hi, neighbor!

a Presidential Administration lasts. Certainly he has the executive experience, along with Hillary and Lincoln Chaffee.

and differs importantly from that of hrc and Joe Biden, imo.

Clinton's campaign implodes and that those who want an electable nominee will flock to him.

Hope you can stick it out through the primaries. It WILL get better here!

I've seen two Bernie bumper stickers... and I drive alot!

Go get 'em, Hillary!

and is falling back to earth.

...and most Democrats opt for the establishment candidate. Look at how low Sanders ranks.

Cracks me up that anyone would think this means something profound. O'Malley has yet to catch on with voters. Period. Wasn't that already clear?

only started reading a while ago.

I'm looking forward to the debates. I like O'Malley very much.

and nothing like 'giving up!'

They want someone who is experienced with dealing with the bull nonsense of the far right.