James Brady is leaving no doubt about the biggest issue Gov.-elect Larry Hogan's transition team has to tackle.
It's the state budget.
"That has been the 800-pound gorilla in the room," said Brady, who is co-chairing the transition team along with Lt. Gov.-elect Boyd Rutherford.
"As the governor elect has said, it's worse than we thought," Brady said. "And quite frankly, until we get that squared away, a lot of policy decisions are very difficult to make."
Brady commented on the budget, which has a $900 million gap, the day after the Hogan camp announced 31 new members rounding out its transition team. The teamhas been adding members since Hoganwon in November.
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3 comments:
Why did Larry Hogan put Doug Duncan on his transition team. If everyone remembers when he was running for Governor in 2006 he dropped out because he complained of a mental illness.
Please leave no stone unturned. If I want to send Mr. Hogan and his team some information what is the contact information?
The democrats, their philosophy and leadership have turned Maryland into a large Detroit. The good news is, people are beginning to wake up!
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