"Chesapeake states' -repeat it until it makes it starts making sense to you

[underpants]

or you stop questioning it.


GE piehead Russert unveiled this little pearl of misunderstanding about his own neighbors last night.

I googled this and found it only in one recent political discourse but by Tuesday of next week I would not be surprised if it has been packaged into being "established fact"

BTW- you can't get more different than Va and Maryland and that is something BOTH states cherish to the nth degree. Yes Obama is supposed to do well in both and in DC (can the MSM makes this any MORE about race? while still showing which REPUBLICAN GOD'S PEOPLE vote for? ) but I have never heard of Md and Va being lumped together in any way. Hell the rest of Va considers anything north of Frederickburg to BE another state anyway and so do they.

"I think it's great that Maryland--that the Chesapeake states--are still in play," enthuses state Del. Maggie McIntosh (D-43rd District)
http://www.citypaper.com/columns/story.asp?id=15196


Russert is such a tool.

[Joyce78]

1. Russert is not a piehead

He's Mr. Potato Head. I have to call Dan Quayle ... should I have spelled that as Potatoe?

[libbygurl]

2. LOL. nt

[Raejeanowl]

3. Maggie McIntosh Coined That?

Shoot her! She used to have more sense. If anyone lumps us all together, it's as the "DelMarVa" area (after our weird little joint peninsula), and it's for geographical or acqua- or agri-cultural purposes ONLY.