One of the issues in Maryland’s state government and political arena that has generated recurring and intense debate, is funding for a ten-year educational improvement
In my most recent column, I wrote about the following three thought-provoking news reports on Maryland’s bond ratings and fiscal policies that merit immediate attention
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When Walter Cronkite anchored the CBS Evening News from 1962 until 1981, he closed with “And that’s the way it is.” His substantial number of
On the last day of the 2025 Maryland General Assembly session, a majority of General Assembly members and Governor Moore finally agreed on a $6.8
Shortly after the Maryland General Assembly convened in January for their 2025 session, I wrote a commentary with the title — Doing the right thing
Following World War II, Winston Churchill was facing two daunting political and governing challenges in pivoting from serving as a war time to a post
In a world where there is constant talk about more transparency and openness in government at all levels, now is a time to reflect upon
To date, more than two dozen lawsuits have been filed challenging the authority, power, goals, plans, initiatives, and actions of President Trump’s Department of Government
Hardly a day goes by without continuous updates from Washington DC on plans of and actions by the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency, commonly