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Crabby? Md. Gov. Hogan chooses shellfish over GOP convention
ANNAPOLIS — Crabs and clams, not confetti and balloons, are on Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s agenda for the week of the national GOP convention. Matt Clark, a Hogan spokesman, confirmed Tuesday that the Republican is planning to attend the annual all-you-can eat seafood feast in Crisfield, Maryland, on July 20. Hogan already has said he […]
Eye Opener: First Lady to hold two state fundraisers
With the Republican National Convention closed out and the Democratic National Convention right around the corner, here's a few election-related headlines to get you started this morning. ...
Eye Opener: Ehrlich aide joins marriage referendum fight
Just a few government headlines to get you started this Thursday morning. ...
Eye Opener: Democratic campaign attacks Bartlett
Here's a few Maryland government headlines on the morning after former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney gained the Republican nomination for president ...
Most Americans say the rich don’t pay enough taxes
WASHINGTON — As the income gap between rich and poor widens, a majority of Americans say the growing divide is bad for the country and believe that wealthy people are paying too little in taxes, according to a new survey. The poll released Monday by the Pew Research Center points to a particular challenge for […]
Eye Opener: Maryland delegates dispatched to Tampa
Here's a few Monday morning headlines as the Republican National Convention, and the presumptive nomination of Mitt Romney as the party's candidate for president of the United States, gets started ...
The man who wrote the book on conventions
Like a lot of lawyers, Stan M. Haynes loves to read American history. Unlike most lawyers, Haynes loves it so much he’s written a book about it.
