Governor Moore Shouldn’t Get a Vote on His Own Legal Bill
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As Maryland taxpayers face a potential $550,000 legal bill, Gov. Wes Moore should step aside from any vote involving his
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Wes Moore is campaigning against personalized grocery pricing, even as Marylanders pay higher taxes, fees, and electricity bills.
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Wes Moore has a grocery-store commercial. Maryland families have higher bills and a few questions about his definition of affordability.
Maryland residents should vote against Question 3.
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If Question 3 passes, it would write “no standards” into the Constitution. The state constitution already tells mapmakers what a
Marylanders Have a Choice
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Don’t Grumble and Stay Home; Get Angry and Stay Home; Go out and Vote out the Democrats!!! I’m a lifelong
Annapolis Keeps the Tab Open. Maryland Gets the Bill.
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November 3 gives voters a chance to demand spending discipline, business relief, and an end to the supermajority’s complacency. There
Finally, a MARC Train That Connects More of Maryland
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The new Brunswick-to-Baltimore service gives railfans something to celebrate and commuters a useful option. Now Maryland needs to make it
Maryland Spends More. The Question Is What Families Get for It.
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The Heritage Foundation’s new education report puts several lower-spending states close to the top for education freedom, reopening an old
No New Taxes? Tell That to Your Paycheck
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Annapolis can call it a contribution, a premium, or a payroll deduction. Maryland families will simply see less money in
Maryland’s Math Problem Was Never the Math
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After fifteen years of decline, the state is finally rewriting how it teaches arithmetic. The real test is whether Annapolis
Maryland’s Math Still Doesn’t Work
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Four years, several tax hikes, and Annapolis still cannot make the numbers add up. Dan Cox is offering Maryland something