Maryland’s Democratic executives are staying on top of “Snowmageddon” vers. 2010 as Marylanders continue to dig out while snow removal continued around the clock through Monday.
Maryland’s Democratic executives are staying on top of “Snowmageddon” vers. 2010 as Marylanders continue to dig out while snow removal continued around the clock through Monday.
As Bob Ehrlich continues his extended flirtation with a possible run for Governor, it’s important that the public take a good hard look at what he’s been up to for the last four years. He’s worked as a self-described “rain-maker” for a big North Carolina law firm, and he’s worked as a paid pundit and talk show host in Baltimore. Unfortunately, it appears he may be illegally using his media appearances to help make money for his firm.
WASHINGTON—Three of Maryland’s most influential Democrats will appear this week on AFGE’s “Inside Government” nationally syndicated radio program. The show will air on Friday, Feb. 5 at 10 a.m. EST nationwide on Federal News Radio at www.federalnewsradio.com and 1500 AM in the Washington, D.C., area.
Today, the House passed Senate amendments to House Joint Resolution 45, the Statutory Pay-As-You-Go Act of 2009 (PAYGO). This action sends to the President’s desk a bill requiring Congress to offset the costs of spending increases or tax cuts with savings elsewhere in the budget, while allowing a few exceptions for national emergencies. The reinstatement of PAYGO has been a top priority for Rep. Kratovil and his colleagues in the fiscally conservative Blue Dog Coalition.
Ehrlich: The Payola Pundit
Governor O’Malley delivers State of the State address today
Bob Ehrlich’s Facebook Doppelganger Week #FAIL
