The reason he loves being Maryland's attorney general, despite noting the meager (for a lawyer) salary of $125,000, is "the power of the law to effectuate positive change," he told reporters and editors at The Capital this week.
"I'm making a buck and a quarter a year," he said. "I've got to try to make the world a better place."
And some of his methods have little to do with the traditional role of an attorney general. Take his desire to lure a power plant to Maryland that could turn much of the 1.2 billion pounds of...
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