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Tax bills will be going up while spending goes down, slots at destination locations near Maryland's borders could become an issue, and nobody should expect a new span for the Chesapeake Bay Bridge as long as Gov. Martin O'Malley is in the State House. Find Us On Facebook
In an hour-long interview with The Capital on Friday that ranged from the state's projected $1.5 billion deficit to the job influx coming with the Base Realignment and Closure, or BRAC, process, Mr. O'Malley described how he has tried to travel a road of compromise amidst the tough challenges heading his way. Leading the state is a much different task than taking over...
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Governor O'Mallley - 2007-08-27 08:47:45
This man just doesn't like to focus on unpleasant issues. He may be aspiring for a national office, but Baltimore's crime wave was rising while the mayor's positive spin continued. His position on a new Bay span is a good example. All I focus on is his position while stopped in the terrible backups through Annapolis.
Martin - Hilliary needs you!
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