ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley is scheduled to be in South Carolina to campaign for state Sen. Vincent Sheheen, the Democratic candidate for governor there.
O'Malley has a meet and greet in Charleston on Friday afternoon. The two also have a media availability scheduled.
O'Malley campaigned for Sheheen last year, when he was the keynote speaker at a convention for South Carolina Democrats.
The campaign stop will bring O'Malley to an early primary state. The term-limited Maryland Democrat is considering a run for the White House in 2016.
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More expenses, who pays for travel? His body guards are MSP right? What is the cost to Maryland taxpayers for these clowns going to campaign for other clowns in the rodeo? It will never be easy returning our country to order as long as these spender's are in office. So much for keeping our money here in Maryland! If we want our country back we will have to take it back, our biggest enemy is the government itself.
ReplyDeleteYes.. we are paying for it. So sad.
ReplyDeleteShould see his futile attempt on the national scene fail
ReplyDeleteWe can only hope he will move there.
ReplyDeleteNo, I like that state. Maybe send him and his campaign to Haiti, then cancel his citizenship!
ReplyDeleteSo now he's out to destroy America one state at a time.
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