ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) - Outgoing Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley will join the Johns Hopkins University business school as a visiting faculty member.
O'Malley leaves office Wednesday after two four-year terms. He is considering seeking the Democratic nomination for president in 2016.
The governor announced his teaching plans Friday in a tweet that linked to a university news release.
The university says O'Malley will focus on government, business, and urban issues. He'll take part in classes on leadership, infrastructure, entrepreneurship and ethics. And he'll work with fellow faculty and students researching management in the government sector. O'Malley joins the faculty Feb. 2.
O'Malley is also a former mayor of Baltimore, where Hopkins is located.
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Really! Maybe he can teach future business leaders how to overtax the middle class. And screw up a state. I'm sure his syllabus will be titled, "What a Not To Do a With Other People's Money" and "How I screwed Marylanders and was voted I. Twice"
I hope he wins the nomination for his party he will be easy to beat.
That's a big step down from President of the United States. But did I read "ethics". Whoever hired him for that role must not know him!
I'll have a cold one on Wednesday night in honor of Governor HOGAN.........
Good riddance Marty!
In other words... He will receive a large salary for doing jack $**t... Oh wait, that's what he did as gubnuh.
We love him and he should raise more taxes on you rich White people...
How much does he "earn" from them?
will focus on government, business, and urban issues. He'll take part in classes on leadership, infrastructure, entrepreneurship and ethics
This person is NOT qualified to instruct on any of these issues. He DOES NOT have a clue
man is this world f'd up wtf does owemalley know about entrepreneurship or ethics. typical politics at work here. total bs!
ETHICS him your joking right....was a crooked mayor too
Wow! What an ego!!! Is this clown for real?!!!
JHH is going to the dogs if they allow this
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