Before leaving office, Gov. Martin O'Malley released suggestions on where Hogan could find some savings. The Hogan administration said it is not familiar with the suggestions and that it is focused on what O'Malley did to reduce spending.
"The biggest threat to us (is) those revenue writedowns," O'Malley said Friday.
The state's budget deficit is growing bigger by the month. The initial $750 million has jumped to $766.9 million. O'Malley cited low tax revenues from what he characterizes as an underperforming private sector, and he blames Congress.
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great after all the fee and tax increases of the last two occupants of this state governors house, and we are still damn near $1 bil in arrears. Hogan start cutting!
ReplyDeleteHe blames Congress like Obama blames Bush.
ReplyDeleteJust go away already.
ReplyDelete40 + tax and fee increases plus all the new gambling revenue and still short on dollars. Maybe there just might be a spending problem?????
ReplyDeleteHe sure looks like a loser these days!
ReplyDeleteanother clueless liberal
ReplyDeleteThis guys is totally clueless..wants to spend what he does not have.. Tell me how Elrich left office with no deficiet and this bozos has a record deficit....
ReplyDeleteHad to see this on WBAL channel 11.
ReplyDeleteNo mention what so ever from WBOC. This is important news about about Maryland government. Real shame I have to turn to a Baltimore station to find out what is going on here.
What would it take for WBOC to finally report what is going on in Maryland instead of all Delaware all the time?
GOOD BYE!
ReplyDeleteLove the Dufus photo.
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