While the mainstream media titillates itself with the University of Maryland porn scandal, here’s what we have our eyes on in the rest of the General Assembly session.Misclassification Bill Despite…
I Really Know Marilyn Praisner
By Alison Klumpp. I was very disappointed when I read George Leventhal’s blog entry about my mother, Councilmember Marilyn Praisner. George may have worked with mother for some years but…
Following is the press release from the Leggett administration.For Immediate Release: April 7, 2009 Leggett Names Steve Silverman to Direct Economic Development Department Montgomery County Executive Isiah Leggett today announced…
Most of the District 4 campaign finance reports due on March 24 are finally online. Here’s what they say.Ben Kramer Beginning Balance: $316.44Contributions: $2,200Loans: $23,000Expenditures: $21,353.78End Balance: $4,162.66 Kramer led…
The Work Goes On
By Marc Korman. “For me, a few hours ago, this campaign came to an end. For all those whose cares have been our concern, the work goes on, the cause…
More Illegal Robocalls Target Navarro
Last year’s illegal robocall scandal has risen from the grave. That is no surprise given the events that often occur under a full moon.Numerous sources have reported receiving anti-Navarro robocalls,…
Mail Shenanigans in District 4
Nancy Navarro’s campaign is alleging that a supervisor of a Silver Spring post office branch has been blocking their direct mail in the special election.At least ten days ago, Navarro’s…
Three Ways to Hold Down Electricity Prices
The state’s electricity reregulation bill shows little potential for cutting electricity rates and may even backfire. But state legislators can do three things that will hold down electric bills over…
The Sorriest Agency in Maryland
The Gazette reported last week that state prosecutors had filed charges against officers of 40 campaign committees for filing reports late. The prosecutors should instead be going after the State…
Wayne’s World Joins the 21st Century
By Kevin Gillogly. TV watching changed dramatically since my youth. It was four channels and WGN in hometown of Chicago without the help of rabbit ears. Few had color TVs…