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Yes, it’s fantastic when county residents can open businesses in the city, make their money in the city, defeat taxes in the city, and then retreat to the well-funded county where the city’s budget crisis is a distant fantasy. What do we want? Everything! What will we pay for? Nothing!
–City Resident and Business Owner
Now how in the heck can a Councilwoman’s vote even be considered when her husdand is a union leader whose parasitic workers will be affected by layoffs? That’s ridiculous.
More taxes is not what Baltimore needs, it needs to stop spending like Federal Government!!