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08/25/09
Maryland's budget difficulties may impact the state's ability to respond to a resurgence of swine flu in the fall, and officials are hoping both creativity and federal funds can help bolster preparations for public health problems. Find Us On Facebook
Gov. Martin O'Malley said yesterday that the state's continued financial issues "might affect, might compromise" efforts to stop the swine flu virus. "We are down to affecting all of those core things … that we have in government to perform," O'Malley said during a news conference in Largo in Prince George's County. "With good management, with...
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Swine Flu and the governor - 2009-08-25 15:59:33
The "governor" shouldn't use sophomoric extortion tactics to dodge his responsibilities by not assigning top priority to protecting Marylanders. Moreover, he should be aware that state budgetary difficulties stem to a large degree to the 2007 special session, and the draining of the 'rainy' day fund.
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