There are tunnels to navigate, endless stairs to climb and hidden offices to find.
But other times, there are bright spots.
Last night, a group of environmental activists crowded into Del. Mary Ann Love's office, prepared to pepper her with facts about raising money for the environment and stopping sediment pollution.
"We're here to ask for your support," Annapolis resident Joan Willey said earnestly.
Mrs. Love's quick reply: "I will."
The activists let out a collective sigh of relief and moved on to a relaxed...
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