Congressman suffers minor stroke, is recovering at home

May 15, 2018 Comments Off on Congressman suffers minor stroke, is recovering at home

U.S. Rep. Anthony Brown in 2014, when he was lieutenant governor of Maryland. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)

A congressman had a minor stroke within a few hours of leaving the funeral of a county executive in Maryland.

Brown, Raskin say they won’t attend Donald Trump’s inauguration

January 17, 2017 Comments Off on Brown, Raskin say they won’t attend Donald Trump’s inauguration

Barring an upset of historic proportions, state Sen. Jamin B. “Jamie” Raskin will be heading to Capitol Hill rather than Annapolis in January. (File)

WASHINGTON — As next Friday’s presidential inauguration of Donald J. Trump draws closer, speculation over who won’t be in attendance has become as much a talking point as the event itself, with more than 50 members of Congress already saying they’ll ...

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Hogan, Brown campaign complaints unlikely to go to state prosecutor

July 15, 2015 Comments Off on Hogan, Brown campaign complaints unlikely to go to state prosecutor

The Maryland State Board of Elections tomorrow is expected to hear and possibly discuss the results of the two reviews when it meets Thursday afternoon.

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Brown enters congressional race

March 12, 2015 Comments Off on Brown enters congressional race

In an email sent to supporters Thursday morning, Brown announced that he run for Congress in Maryland's 4th District.

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Frosh promises more open government

February 2, 2015 Comments Off on Frosh promises more open government

Releasing the names of people applying for licenses to open abortion clinics would force ‘those providers, their families, their patients and their communities to live in a climate of fear,’ Maryland Attorney General Brian E. Frosh wrote in court papers asking the Court of Appeals to uphold lower-court rulings permitting the redaction of the names under the ‘substantial injury’ exception of the state’s Public Information Act.
(The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)

Attorney General Brian E. Frosh is promising to make government documents more accessible under the Maryland Public Information Act.

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Where for were thou, Anthony Brown?

January 20, 2015 Comments Off on Where for were thou, Anthony Brown?

Maryland Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, walks offstage after conceding to Gov.-elect Larry Hogan during an election night gathering, Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014, in College Park, Md. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)

Lt. Gov. Anthony G. Brown officially leaves office Wednesday but one could make the case that he might have checked out a whole lot earlier.

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Editorial: Don’t take voters for granted

November 6, 2014 Comments Off on Editorial: Don’t take voters for granted

There has been, and will be, no shortage of theories on why Democratic Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown’s campaign imploded, losing a gubernatorial race that a few weeks ago seemed as certain of success as anything can be in the unpredictable and turbulent world of politics.

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Why Anthony Brown lost

November 5, 2014 Comments Off on Why Anthony Brown lost

A poorly run campaign. The wrong issues. Anti-Democratic sentiment. A lot of reasons, and they added up to a stunning upset.

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For Hogan, the hard work begins

November 5, 2014 Comments Off on For Hogan, the hard work begins

Gov.-elect Larry Hogan leaves The Westin Annapolis after a news conference. Hogan announced his transition team and pledged to work with the legislature’s Democratic leadership. (The Daily Record/Maximilian Franz)

Gov.-elect Larry Hogan ran a three-year campaign he said was focused like a laser on the issues of improving the business climate and tax structure in Maryland.