The Maryland Senate approved a bill Tuesday preserving a commission on climate change on a party-line vote after a sharp debate.
The 32-14 vote, with all of the chamber’s Republicans opposed, sent to the House a bill that perpetuates a commission that former Democratic Gov. Martin O’Malley created by executive order in 2007. In effect, the bill would say that Republican Gov. Larry Hogan may not abolish the panel, which is part of the Maryland Department of the Environment.
Sen. Andrew A. Serafini, a Western Maryland Republican, said he objects to language in the bill that treats human-driven climate change as an established fact. He said commission members should keep an open mind on the question.
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5 comments:
Partisanship in action....meanwhile, it shows us that we still continue to elect people with their own special interest group agendas!
thanks, MOM, Liberal Jim and Larry :(
Appears MD is still screwed since libtards are in charge..looking to leave this communist state as soon as i can
Do an Executive action before the bill passes that abolishes this commission.
Kick out these "GOOD OLE BOYS" and save more tax dollars for Maryland Tax Payers.
Jim's gettin' worser and worser...
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