The 45-year-old political newcomer declared his candidacy through social media and his campaign website, saying he has the knowledge and experience to prepare the state’s economy for the future.
“I’m going to use what I know about entrepreneurship and innovation to open up high-paying jobs to Marylanders with and without a college degree,” he said.
At least seven other Democrats have said they are considering a 2018 run for governor, including Prince George’s County Executive Rushern Baker III, former Maryland attorney general Douglas F. Gansler, former NAACP executive director Benjamin Jealous, Baltimore County Executive Kevin B. Kamenetz, state Sen. Richard Madaleno (Montgomery), state Del. Maggie McIntosh (Baltimore) and attorney James Shea.
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6 comments:
Obama supporter? I'll make sure NOT to vote for him!!!!
I'll never vote democrat again.
You cannot be a successful businessman and a Democrat.
Here comes the tax increases !
2:06 Pleas tell that to Bill Gates and Warren Buffet.
Gates and Buffet. Two of the most hated men in the US.
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