But the chairman of the subcommittee in charge of HB493, Del. Jon Cardin, D-Baltimore County, who is also a co-sponsor, says his goal in reforming petition legislation is not to make the process more difficult.
Cardin said his committee may consider a number of amendments this week that would address concerns of the bill’s opponents, as well as supporters of the legislation’s disclosure provisions.
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Fn douche bags.
Take there kids OUT and let the Illegals IN???
I've read this pile of garbage. It's written with everything they could think of including a hundred "Catch 22's" to make it impossible to create and have a petition. Draconian B.S.
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