The Cato Institute released a report grading governors across the country over their recent fiscal policies and how well they’ve tried to rein in taxes and spending. Maryland, with O’Malley [and Brown] ranked low – better than bottom placed California but WELL behind Pennsylvania, New Jersey and West Virginia. (Virginia was NOT in the analysis).
Maryland Reporter- Medical marijuana brought more than $10 million in tax revenue to Md. in FY 2019
- Maryland officials and health care advocates hope to make prescription drugs more affordable
- New Senate budget chair Guzzone forecasts a phase-in for school reforms, spending
- Maryland to phase in manure restrictions without delay
- Wall Street Journal