That’s the assessment of a new memo prepared by the administration of Gov. Martin O’Malley (D) that offers a preliminary take on what will happen if Congress does not act to prevent deep, across-the-board spending cuts set to go into effect Jan. 2.
The memo, a copy of which was obtained by The Washington Post, says the federal “sequestration” would reduce grant funding to state and local governments in Maryland by more than $100 million, with education and social services programs among those seeing reductions
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O'Malley's got 2 hairs out of place in the cowlick section of his hair..............disgusting. And he wants to run for the presidency.
If they hadn't wasted money like the $1,000,000 fireboat, there might be money for stuff we actually need. Too late they blew all the money now. Idiots
Dumb Taxpayers, forget about the fireboat, bring on more windmills and solar panels!
Maryland employment and economy revolves around the federal government when the fed starts cutting back they will feel it in that area. Most of the people either work for the government or deal in some way with them. You will see people leaving this state quick when the feds make their cut. Would Obama really do that to his "friend" OMalley?
How will we pay for all those empty buses riding around?
That could be a real D"OH moment!
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