Maryland officials say they will appeal the Federal Emergency Management Agency's denial of a request for individual assistance for residents of the lower Eastern Shore in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy.
Ken Mallette, the director of the Maryland Emergency Management Agency, announced plans to appeal the decision on Tuesday.
FEMA notified Gov. Martin O'Malley on Monday of the decision to deny the individual assistance declaration.
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omalley needs to just get it through his head that obama and all the other democrats think he's nothing but a peon. Everyone can see it except omalley who ran around with his head practically stuck up obama's butt during the election season and constantly making more of a fool out of himself. He's like a kid who will do anything or say anything just to fit in. He needs to be his own person instead of a brown noser.
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