OCEAN CITY, MD – At the close of the Maryland Association of Counties summer conference, Maryland Governor Martin O’Malley discussed a projected $1 billion shortfall for FY 2013. O’Malley stated that additional budget cuts would be necessary, but that “we must be open to new revenues” (taxes). When asked to be discuss what new taxes may be in the works, O’Malley replied, “I’m not talking about those today”.
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Sunday, August 21, 2011
O’Malley – Tough Budget Work Is Ahead
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One of his new revenues I have heard is doubling the septic tank tax as proposed last year
Yup - we need to flush him along with this tax.....
I think the only thing they're not taxing is the air we breathe.....I shouldn't be giving them any ideas.....
With the thoughts he'd be thinkin,he could be another Lincoln if he only had a brain !
Yeah typical Democrat Tax and Spend
that has been their motto throughout history.
Lets face it the jerk is here to stay as long as the libs run MD. Why do you think folks call us the tax state. I'd like to know where all these jobs he has been gloating about are? must be in government like his DC buddy! or in illegals being hired. They can count them now and not get busted!
Our country really sucks now! We can only hope we can get all of them out and start over before its too late!
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