Kent County is fortunate to have commissioners willing to lead. Let us give credit where it is due: the April 15 meeting called by the
When I wrote recently about the case of Abrego Garcia and the appearance of due process shortcomings that surround modern immigration enforcement, a volume of
If one were to believe Senator Chris Van Hollen, the tale of Kilmar Abrego Garcia is a constitutional melodrama fit for a Frank Capra screenplay—replete
It requires a certain species of hubris—rare even among the bureaucratic classes of Annapolis—to imagine that the State of Maryland, which struggles to teach its
In recent months, with increasing Annapolis-imposed taxes and control over farmland for solar power generation, the call for Maryland’s Eastern Shore to secede from the
There is nothing noble about state officials stripping rural counties of their land use authority in the name of green climate policy and placing a
One of my more inquisitive readers recently posed a question in the comments section, dripping with the sort of presumption that so often accompanies political
The moral imagination of Maryland’s governing class has suffered an embarrassing decline, leaving us with a legislature that has confused deception for discipline, cost shifting
In the shadowed corridors of Annapolis, where budget discussions echo like the whispers of palace intrigue, Governor Wes Moore remains conspicuously absent. While legislative leaders,
On March 12th there was a joint meeting of the Maryland House and Senate on the electric and gas rates hikes in Annapolis. The Vice-Chairman