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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
4 comments:
It seems as though Hogan is attempting to create an atmosphere of cooperation. Clearly the voters have indicated Maryland was going in the wrong direction and want a change.
May we continue to be vigilant and identify the Democrat die hards that did not get the message and will refuse to work with Hogan, to bring to fruition the many changes needed for our state; especially in the fiscal area. If not, we will need to replace them through the election process.
AMEN! I am so glad Gov. Hogan is in office. What the democrats and bleeding heart liberals don't want to hear or understand is that OMalley thought the road to prosperity was through taxing the hell out of people. History time and time again has proven this wrong.
Gov. Hogan walked into a firestorm of a governmental mess thanks to omalley/brown (don't deserve capitals. He is a leader not a back-stabbing politician like what most of the people that have been in the congress and old administration have themselves to be.
A honest person, what a concept!, Gov. Hogan is trying to make the entire state better for ALL not just of few who feel entitled.
After so many bad years with the democrats, Maryland finally has a chance to not only survive but thrive.
Just please repeal the rain tax ASAP. Thank You!
According to Mike Miller's statement after Hogan's speech this week, he is a divisive dupe of the T-party extremists.
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