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Wednesday, January 07, 2015

Brian Frosh is sworn in as Maryland attorney general, warns of cuts in programs

Maryland’s new attorney general sounded a note of warning moments after he took the oath of office Tuesday, saying that spending cuts being promised by Gov.-elect Larry Hogan will take a toll on state services.

Referring to budget reductions absorbed by the attorney general’s office in recent years and a shortfall that Hogan says will lead to more, Democrat Brian E. Frosh said: “Every year we say bravely that we will do more with less. The truth is that we will do less with less.”

Frosh, a five-term state senator, was sworn in as Maryland’s 46th attorney general in the House’s chamber, where he began his legislative career as a state delegate nearly 30 years ago.

4 comments:

lmclain said...

ANOTHER career politician, who thinks its his duty to stay in politics for life.
I guarantee HE isn't proposing any cuts to HIS benefits, or any reductions in HIS pension, or any cuts in HIS office staff, or any cutbacks in HIS international travels (with friends and family--at OUR expense, of course), or any cuts in the police state surveillance system Maryland has in place.
Another example of "your guy" changing things.
When nothing, except who gets the bribes, kickbacks, payoffs, and "favors", changes.
He doesn't plan to do with "less" of ANYTHING. It's "we the people" who will be doing with less. And, as Attorney General, bet your life that fines and "campaigns" against the citizens will go into high gear. There's MONEY just waiting to be taken.....
Keep cheering.

Anonymous said...

Let's start with anything that is a handout to the over 65 crowd. Wealthiest group who always cry about being on a fixed income. Arn't we all?

Anonymous said...

Keep in mind you too will be 65 one day.

Anonymous said...

This guy is a freaking socialist. He not only objects to the Bill of Rights, he goes out of his way to undermine many aspects of it. Especially the 2nd and 4th amendments.