ANNAPOLIS, MD – Governor Martin O'Malley issued the following statement on the House of Delegates' passage of the Transportation Infrastructure Investment Act of 2013:
"I am pleased that the House of Delegates acted today to create jobs by passing a 21st century infrastructure investment plan. The investment plan the House passed today is balanced, fiscally responsible and will support 44,000 jobs over the next five years. With new roads, bridges, and transit systems, Maryland will continue to be competitive at attracting companies to invest, grow, and create jobs. Today, we continue to be a leader in the region for jobs recovery. Maryland has recovered more than 86% of the jobs lost in the national recession. I urge the Senate to pass this plan quickly so that we can continue to help Marylanders find jobs and strengthen our middle class."
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O'Malley, Ireton and Obama live the life of deception and lies in their own world of La La Land!
ReplyDeleteTo 9:03 - If O'Malley is so proud and sure of the fact that he is recovering 86% of the lost jobs - then why doesn't he post them. I want to see his list of jobs generated. From all of the indicators that I have been seeing - we have actually lost jobs as the current workforce size now is about what it was in 2005.
ReplyDeleteI say he is full of horse malarky.
Who is this man trying to kid? Look around. We are NOT gaining jobs. If we were our taxes would be going DOWN, not UP.
ReplyDeleteWhat an idiot. Hey Martin, I have a an island in the South Pacific I can sell ya' real cheap.
O'malley must be on some drugs or something when he issued that statement! Rein the king of raising taxes and no jobs.
ReplyDeleteFancy word for TAX
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