BALTIMORE (AP) — Former U.S. Sen. Barbara Mikulski will join the faculty at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
The university announced Thursday that the 80-year-old Mikulski will start next week as a professor of public policy and an adviser to university leaders.
Mikulski was the longest-serving woman in the history of Congress. The Baltimore native represented Maryland in the Senate for 30 years and retired earlier this month.
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A gimme job after retiring from politics - how many grants did she get from the feds for them! Anyone spell payback?!
ReplyDeleteO'malley did the same thing. He is a "well-paid'consultant to Johns Hopkins beginning the second week after he left the governor's mansion. I am sure he is working hard and earning every penny of his six figure salary. Not!
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't listed on his tax returns and his hacked email he said he was not working and needed a job.
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ReplyDeleteThe former Maryland loser claimed he was broke a couple months ago, must have meant intellect.
Dave T: Martin never worked a day of his life except at screwing other people. Does anyone know if O Malley claimed the title of "Chief Dickhead?" over at Hopkins? It's a title well deserved for him.
ReplyDeleteNow she can mess up another group of people
ReplyDeleteThis cushy job is her Payback for all of the crimes she helped commit while in office for a gazillion years.
ReplyDeletethink about this, longest serving woman in congress and never accomplished one thing! just another slurp at the government teet politician!
ReplyDeleteShe's gonna finally tell them what's in moon seed bread.
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ReplyDeleteFigured she was on 'the short list' for a no-show job. Speaks volumes about who Hopkins chooses to subsidize.
No, listen, perhaps they are going to be used to determine what makes a far left moonbat tick.
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