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A budget breakthrough, but at what cost?
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[Baltimore Sun] - Martin O'Malley had initially proposed. But here's the rub: Much of the compromise is made possible because senators were willing to raise Maryland's income tax rates much more broadly than the governor sought and to use that money to cushion the blow
Metro's transit conundrum
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[Washington Post (blog)] - Two of the area's most well-known elected officials were in the national spotlight yesterday . Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley, a Democrat, and Virginia Gov. Robert McDonnell, a Republican, faced off on television Sunday to discuss the presidential race.
Martin O'Malley touts Bob McDonnell for vice president, kind of
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[Washington Post (blog)] - Martin O'Malley. (AP Photo/Patrick Semansky)Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley (D) offered a backhanded compliment Sunday morning when asked on national television about the vice presidential prospects of Virginia Gov. Robert F. McDonnell (R)
O'Malley opts for more regressive 'flush tax'
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[Washington Post] - Martin O'Malley billed as a 100 percent increase to most Maryland residents' “flush tax” would become a 150 percent increase under a new proposal his administration is discussing with lawmakers. Instead of a levy based on water consumption
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