Gansler Campaigns for Governor - Your4State.com
See the video and read the story about the Frederick breakfast yesterday morning!
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Saturday, April 26, 2014
Gansler: Md. should study high-speed rail options - DC News FOX 5 DC WTTG
Gansler: Md. should study high-speed rail options - DC News FOX 5 DC WTTG
This fururistic Gansler propoal actually makes enormous sense. The Japanese government has even offered to PAY 50 PERCENT UPFRONT just to demonstrate that its high-speed rail project which operates at speeds up to 300 MPH is propellled through magnets installed above the cars (not from locotives or steamgh engines) is a far superior alternative to link New York and DC than Amtrack's high speed ACELA trains (which supposedly can reach speeds of 220 MPH, but as anyone who has taken the ACELA knows, the train does not under any circumstancres REALLY go from Union Station to Penn Station in New York City in an hour (I once spent 19 hours on an ACELA train due to track outagages and severe weather conditions without Amtrak so much as offering me a cup of coffee and this was after my friend who had been so gracious as to lend me her Fifth Avenue Washington Square apartment a full weekend months in advance as she was going to be out of town that weekend made an error and returned a full day early - and even graciously offered to pay up to $500 for a hotel these at night but we did not want ot put her out, so we just aaid, no problem, we'll just catch an earlier Acela train). A demonstrtion of the Japanese technology by linking DC to Baltimore not only represents a huge and impressive image makeover for the rail of this portion of the state (if the Japanese are willing to finance 50 pecent upfront, they are oo make sure iworks), it would also give Amtrak some real incentive to either make the ACELA perform or collaborate with the Japanese perhaps jointly build this new link froim DC to Washgton. Moving back and forth from NYC to DC, or to Philadelphia, or Boston, or Baltimore, or even Annapolis, essentially brings all of these major metropolitan centers under one very quickly navigible umbrella - would open the door to much faster commutes, much faster document deliery - and with gas priced as it is, possibly faster commercial use. & Erin Cox wastes time on red cups.
This fururistic Gansler propoal actually makes enormous sense. The Japanese government has even offered to PAY 50 PERCENT UPFRONT just to demonstrate that its high-speed rail project which operates at speeds up to 300 MPH is propellled through magnets installed above the cars (not from locotives or steamgh engines) is a far superior alternative to link New York and DC than Amtrack's high speed ACELA trains (which supposedly can reach speeds of 220 MPH, but as anyone who has taken the ACELA knows, the train does not under any circumstancres REALLY go from Union Station to Penn Station in New York City in an hour (I once spent 19 hours on an ACELA train due to track outagages and severe weather conditions without Amtrak so much as offering me a cup of coffee and this was after my friend who had been so gracious as to lend me her Fifth Avenue Washington Square apartment a full weekend months in advance as she was going to be out of town that weekend made an error and returned a full day early - and even graciously offered to pay up to $500 for a hotel these at night but we did not want ot put her out, so we just aaid, no problem, we'll just catch an earlier Acela train). A demonstrtion of the Japanese technology by linking DC to Baltimore not only represents a huge and impressive image makeover for the rail of this portion of the state (if the Japanese are willing to finance 50 pecent upfront, they are oo make sure iworks), it would also give Amtrak some real incentive to either make the ACELA perform or collaborate with the Japanese perhaps jointly build this new link froim DC to Washgton. Moving back and forth from NYC to DC, or to Philadelphia, or Boston, or Baltimore, or even Annapolis, essentially brings all of these major metropolitan centers under one very quickly navigible umbrella - would open the door to much faster commutes, much faster document deliery - and with gas priced as it is, possibly faster commercial use. & Erin Cox wastes time on red cups.
Gansler: Md. should study high-speed rail options - DC News FOX 5 DC WTTG
Gansler: Md. should study high-speed rail options - DC News FOX 5 DC WTTG
This fururistic Gansler propoal actually makes enormous sense. The Japanese government has even offered to PAY 50 PERCENT UPFRONT just to demonstrate that its high-speed rail project which operates at speeds up to 300 MPH is propellled through magnets installed above the cars (not from locotives or steamgh engines) is a far superior alternative to link New York and DC than Amtrack's high speed ACELA trains (which supposedly can reach speeds of 220 MPH, but as anyone who has taken the ACELA knows, the train does not under any circumstancres REALLY go from Union Station to Penn Station in New York City in an hour (I once spent 19 hours on an ACELA train due to track outagages and severe weather conditions without Amtrak so much as offering me a cup of coffee and this was after my friend who had been so gracious as to lend me her Fifth Avenue Washington Square apartment a full weekend months in advance as she was going to be out of town that weekend made an error and returned a full day early - and even graciously offered to pay up to $500 for a hotel these at night but we did not want ot put her out, so we just aaid, no problem, we'll just catch an earlier Acela train). A demonstrtion of the Japanese technology by linking DC to Baltimore not only represents a huge and impressive image makeover for the rail of this portion of the state (if the Japanese are willing to finance 50 pecent upfront, they are oo make sure iworks), it would also give Amtrak some real incentive to either make the ACELA perform or collaborate with the Japanese perhaps jointly build this new link froim DC to Washgton. Moving back and forth from NYC to DC, or to Philadelphia, or Boston, or Baltimore, or even Annapolis, essentially brings all of these major metropolitan centers under one very quickly navigible umbrella - would open the door to much faster commutes, much faster document deliery - and with gas priced as it is, possibly faster commercial use. & Erin Cox wastes time on red cups.
This fururistic Gansler propoal actually makes enormous sense. The Japanese government has even offered to PAY 50 PERCENT UPFRONT just to demonstrate that its high-speed rail project which operates at speeds up to 300 MPH is propellled through magnets installed above the cars (not from locotives or steamgh engines) is a far superior alternative to link New York and DC than Amtrack's high speed ACELA trains (which supposedly can reach speeds of 220 MPH, but as anyone who has taken the ACELA knows, the train does not under any circumstancres REALLY go from Union Station to Penn Station in New York City in an hour (I once spent 19 hours on an ACELA train due to track outagages and severe weather conditions without Amtrak so much as offering me a cup of coffee and this was after my friend who had been so gracious as to lend me her Fifth Avenue Washington Square apartment a full weekend months in advance as she was going to be out of town that weekend made an error and returned a full day early - and even graciously offered to pay up to $500 for a hotel these at night but we did not want ot put her out, so we just aaid, no problem, we'll just catch an earlier Acela train). A demonstrtion of the Japanese technology by linking DC to Baltimore not only represents a huge and impressive image makeover for the rail of this portion of the state (if the Japanese are willing to finance 50 pecent upfront, they are oo make sure iworks), it would also give Amtrak some real incentive to either make the ACELA perform or collaborate with the Japanese perhaps jointly build this new link froim DC to Washgton. Moving back and forth from NYC to DC, or to Philadelphia, or Boston, or Baltimore, or even Annapolis, essentially brings all of these major metropolitan centers under one very quickly navigible umbrella - would open the door to much faster commutes, much faster document deliery - and with gas priced as it is, possibly faster commercial use. & Erin Cox wastes time on red cups.
Gansler: Md. should study high-speed rail options - DC News FOX 5 DC WTTG
Gansler: Md. should study high-speed rail options - DC News FOX 5 DC WTTG
This fururistic Gansler propoal actually makes enormous sense. The Japanese government has even offered to PAY 50 PERCENT UPFRONT just to demonstrate that its high-speed rail project which operates at speeds up to 300 MPH is propellled through magnets installed above the cars (not from locotives or steamgh engines) is a far superior alternative to link New York and DC than Amtrack's high speed ACELA trains (which supposedly can reach speeds of 220 MPH, but as anyone who has taken the ACELA knows, the train does not under any circumstancres REALLY go from Union Station to Penn Station in New York City in an hour (I once spent 19 hours on an ACELA train due to track outagages and severe weather conditions without Amtrak so much as offering me a cup of coffee and this was after my friend who had been so gracious as to lend me her Fifth Avenue Washington Square apartment a full weekend months in advance as she was going to be out of town that weekend made an error and returned a full day early - and even graciously offered to pay up to $500 for a hotel these at night but we did not want ot put her out, so we just aaid, no problem, we'll just catch an earlier Acela train). A demonstrtion of the Japanese technology by linking DC to Baltimore not only represents a huge and impressive image makeover for the rail of this portion of the state (if the Japanese are willing to finance 50 pecent upfront, they are oo make sure iworks), it would also give Amtrak some real incentive to either make the ACELA perform or collaborate with the Japanese perhaps jointly build this new link froim DC to Washgton. Moving back and forth from NYC to DC, or to Philadelphia, or Boston, or Baltimore, or even Annapolis, essentially brings all of these major metropolitan centers under one very quickly navigible umbrella - would open the door to much faster commutes, much faster document deliery - and with gas priced as it is, possibly faster commercial use. & Erin Cox wastes time on red cups.
This fururistic Gansler propoal actually makes enormous sense. The Japanese government has even offered to PAY 50 PERCENT UPFRONT just to demonstrate that its high-speed rail project which operates at speeds up to 300 MPH is propellled through magnets installed above the cars (not from locotives or steamgh engines) is a far superior alternative to link New York and DC than Amtrack's high speed ACELA trains (which supposedly can reach speeds of 220 MPH, but as anyone who has taken the ACELA knows, the train does not under any circumstancres REALLY go from Union Station to Penn Station in New York City in an hour (I once spent 19 hours on an ACELA train due to track outagages and severe weather conditions without Amtrak so much as offering me a cup of coffee and this was after my friend who had been so gracious as to lend me her Fifth Avenue Washington Square apartment a full weekend months in advance as she was going to be out of town that weekend made an error and returned a full day early - and even graciously offered to pay up to $500 for a hotel these at night but we did not want ot put her out, so we just aaid, no problem, we'll just catch an earlier Acela train). A demonstrtion of the Japanese technology by linking DC to Baltimore not only represents a huge and impressive image makeover for the rail of this portion of the state (if the Japanese are willing to finance 50 pecent upfront, they are oo make sure iworks), it would also give Amtrak some real incentive to either make the ACELA perform or collaborate with the Japanese perhaps jointly build this new link froim DC to Washgton. Moving back and forth from NYC to DC, or to Philadelphia, or Boston, or Baltimore, or even Annapolis, essentially brings all of these major metropolitan centers under one very quickly navigible umbrella - would open the door to much faster commutes, much faster document deliery - and with gas priced as it is, possibly faster commercial use. & Erin Cox wastes time on red cups.
Gansler: Maryland Should Study High-Speed Rail Options « CBS DC
Gansler: Maryland Should Study High-Speed Rail Options « CBS DC
This fururistic Gansler propoal actually makes enormous sense. The Japanese government has even offered to PAY 50 PERCENT UPFRONT just to demonstrate that its high-speed rail project which operates at speeds up to 300 MPH is propellled through magnets installed above the cars (not from locotives or steamgh engines) is a far superior alternative to link New York and DC than Amtrack's high speed ACELA trains (which supposedly can reach speeds of 220 MPH, but as anyone who has taken the ACELA knows, the train does not under any circumstancres REALLY go from Union Station to Penn Station in New York City in an hour (I once spent 19 hours on an ACELA train due to track outagages and severe weather conditions without Amtrak so much as offering me a cup of coffee and this was after my friend who had been so gracious as to lend me her Fifth Avenue Washington Square apartment a full weekend months in advance as she was going to be out of town that weekend made an error and returned a full day early - and even graciously offered to pay up to $500 for a hotel these at night but we did not want ot put her out, so we just aaid, no problem, we'll just catch an earlier Acela train). A demonstrtion of the Japanese technology by linking DC to Baltimore not only represents a huge and impressive image makeover for the rail of this portion of the state (if the Japanese are willing to finance 50 pecent upfront, they are oo make sure iworks), it would also give Amtrak some real incentive to either make the ACELA perform or collaborate with the Japanese perhaps jointly build this new link froim DC to Washgton. Moving back and forth from NYC to DC, or to Philadelphia, or Boston, or Baltimore, or even Annapolis, essentially brings all of these major metropolitan centers under one very quickly navigible umbrella - would open the door to much faster commutes, much faster document deliery - and with gas priced as it is, possibly faster commercial use. & Erin Cox wastes time on red cups.
This fururistic Gansler propoal actually makes enormous sense. The Japanese government has even offered to PAY 50 PERCENT UPFRONT just to demonstrate that its high-speed rail project which operates at speeds up to 300 MPH is propellled through magnets installed above the cars (not from locotives or steamgh engines) is a far superior alternative to link New York and DC than Amtrack's high speed ACELA trains (which supposedly can reach speeds of 220 MPH, but as anyone who has taken the ACELA knows, the train does not under any circumstancres REALLY go from Union Station to Penn Station in New York City in an hour (I once spent 19 hours on an ACELA train due to track outagages and severe weather conditions without Amtrak so much as offering me a cup of coffee and this was after my friend who had been so gracious as to lend me her Fifth Avenue Washington Square apartment a full weekend months in advance as she was going to be out of town that weekend made an error and returned a full day early - and even graciously offered to pay up to $500 for a hotel these at night but we did not want ot put her out, so we just aaid, no problem, we'll just catch an earlier Acela train). A demonstrtion of the Japanese technology by linking DC to Baltimore not only represents a huge and impressive image makeover for the rail of this portion of the state (if the Japanese are willing to finance 50 pecent upfront, they are oo make sure iworks), it would also give Amtrak some real incentive to either make the ACELA perform or collaborate with the Japanese perhaps jointly build this new link froim DC to Washgton. Moving back and forth from NYC to DC, or to Philadelphia, or Boston, or Baltimore, or even Annapolis, essentially brings all of these major metropolitan centers under one very quickly navigible umbrella - would open the door to much faster commutes, much faster document deliery - and with gas priced as it is, possibly faster commercial use. & Erin Cox wastes time on red cups.
Thursday, April 24, 2014
THIS POLL IS SO OUTDATED - GANSLER IS IN FACT WITHIN POINTS OF OVERKING BORWNTA
Washington Post Poll Has Brown Leading Gansler 2-1 « CBS Baltimore
Doug Gansler is gaining on Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown, according to an internal poll released by the Gansler-Ivey campaign.
The poll, conducted for the campaign earlier this month by the Mellman Group, claims Gansler has made up as much as 14 points on Brown in the 2014 Democratic primary contest for governor.
In the internal poll, 31 percent of people who responded said they favored Brown compared to 22 percent for Gansler, with 40 percent still undecided.
Katie Hill, a spokeswoman for the campaign, said the poll shows that the gap narrowed as public awareness of the failures of the state’s health benefit exchange grew.
“It’s clear that the more Lt. Gov. Anthony Brown tries to rewrite history, claiming that he’s been successful in rolling out a failed health exchange, the more voters realize he’s not being honest with them,” Hill said in a statement. “Voters in Maryland expect real leadership, and they are finding a clear contrast between Lt. Governor Brown’s phony claims of success and Attorney General Doug Gansler’s record of rolling up his sleeves and getting things done for the people of Maryland.”
In February, the same pollster found in another internal survey that Gansler trailed Brown by 23 percentage points.
Saturday, April 12, 2014
Searching for Leadership
This video tells the truth - more than $125M wasted.
When are Marylanders going to wake up and smell the coffee?
Gansler and Ivey have been telling you the truth all along.
Tuesday, April 8, 2014
Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower - original music video
ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER,
original performance by Jimmy Hendrix, lyrics composed by Bob Dylan
A lot of young men and women today feel alienated and apart from the political process. They feel like their vote doesn't matter. For that matter, a lot of their parents feel the same way. The most recent SUPREME COURT decision - which everyone is going to hear a great deal about for at least the next two years - which came down last Wednesday effectively puts the government up for sale to the highest bidder - or so the very rich would have us believe. The same day a public policy institute released figures which document the fact that discrepancy between the richest percent (who own 95 percent of everything) and the rest of us are at a record high since 1927.
George W. Bush would have had you believe a tip-toe-through-the-rose-garden scenario about the economy until one night you went to sleep and the world was fine and overnight Bush by Executive Order nationalized the nations eighteen largest banks. Because to have not done so would have precipitated a global economic depression the likes of which we have never seen.
Likewise, O'Malley/Brown want you to believe that they have worked miracles and created jobs - with no strategy, no incentive, just tax, tax, tax, and a wing and a prayer. It just isn't so. You know it and I know it. You know how many of your friends and neighbors have been "offered" early retirements - something they didn't want and could ill afford. You know how many businesses in your neighborhood have folded up because they couldn't make a go of it.
A huge part of this problem is an utter failure of their leadership to see it as their responsibility to keep a watch on what is going on around them, to be sure that Maryland is competitive, and to make it appealing and attractive to young businesses and start-ups to come here. The little they have done entails so much nonsensical red tape that it is just plain self-defeating. It is very obvious that neither has really ever "bet the ranch" on his entrepreneurial idea - and neither has any appreciation for the pressures on you real small to medium sized businessman.
MARYLAND needs jobs. Without businesses providing good jobs, it makes no difference what you set the minimum wage at. And frankly I don't want my to auto engine reassembled by some mechanic higher than Hendrix was most of the time he played guitar! Thank you anyway Mr. Lieutenant Governor. On the other hand, I would like it if you could at least manage to oversee the Exchanges and create our own model within the allocated budget - just like Ct. did. What is so special about Ct.? Oh, I know - they got all the Yale undergraduates to work on it as a collective competitive project. Probably. In any case, it doesn't take much imagination or hard work or even leadership ability to create an Exchange model if you really CARE what it is you are creating and the people whom you serve.
However there is nothing entrepreneurial in your resume at all. And certainly nothing to suggest that you give anything more lip service to caring about all the people of Maryland - regardless of what race they are, what sexuality they are, what age, what ethnic background, what county they live, who they voted for, whether they like you, and whether they are willing to contribute to your campaign. Your recent performance collecting kickbacks from the health care providers and industry for your campaign are a perfect example of how much you care.
You might as well withdraw from this race right now because you are not half the man that either Ganser or Mizeur would be! Let alone Gansler's running mate, Jolene Ivey, who truly ought to put you to shame.
How dare you be so presumptuous as to ask the people of Maryland for a promotion based on the work you have performed so far.
You may be ideal military material but a real Governor, a real decision maker, someone who must split hairs when life and death decisions hang in the balance and who must truly be an experienced champion, that, Sir, you ain't!
VOTE GANSLER/IVEY
2J14 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
TUES JUNE 24
ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER
BECAUSE LIFE IS NOT "BUT A JOKE"
WE WERE WRONG. YOUR VOTE DOES COUNT.
JIMMY HENDRIX AND HIS GENERATION SPAWNED A
CULTURAL REVOLUTION THAT CHANGED THEWORLD.
YOU TOO CAN CHANGE THE WORLD.
ROCK THE VOTE. ENGAGE. PARTICIPATE. THINK.
MAKE UP YOUROWN MIND. BUTMOST OF ALL -
VOTE!
Jimi Hendrix - All Along The Watchtower - original music video
ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER,
original performance by Jimmy Hendrix, lyrics composed by Bob Dylan
A lot of young men and women today feel alienated and apart from the political process. They feel like their vote doesn't matter. For that matter, a lot of their parents feel the same way. The most recent SUPREME COURT decision - which everyone is going to hear a great deal about for at least the next two years - which came down last Wednesday effectively puts the government up for sale to the highest bidder - or so the very rich would have us believe. The same day a public policy institute released figures which document the fact that discrepancy between the richest percent (who own 95 percent of everything) and the rest of us are at a record high since 1927.
George W. Bush would have had you believe a tip-toe-through-the-rose-garden scenario about the economy until one night you went to sleep and the world was fine and overnight Bush by Executive Order nationalized the nations eighteen largest banks. Because to have not done so would have precipitated a global economic depression the likes of which we have never seen.
Likewise, O'Malley/Brown want you to believe that they have worked miracles and created jobs - with no strategy, no incentive, just tax, tax, tax, and a wing and a prayer. It just isn't so. You know it and I know it. You know how many of your friends and neighbors have been "offered" early retirements - something they didn't want and could ill afford. You know how many businesses in your neighborhood have folded up because they couldn't make a go of it.
A huge part of this problem is an utter failure of their leadership to see it as their responsibility to keep a watch on what is going on around them, to be sure that Maryland is competitive, and to make it appealing and attractive to young businesses and start-ups to come here. The little they have done entails so much nonsensical red tape that it is just plain self-defeating. It is very obvious that neither has really ever "bet the ranch" on his entrepreneurial idea - and neither has any appreciation for the pressures on you real small to medium sized businessman.
MARYLAND needs jobs. Without businesses providing good jobs, it makes no difference what you set the minimum wage at. And frankly I don't want my to auto engine reassembled by some mechanic higher than Hendrix was most of the time he played guitar! Thank you anyway Mr. Lieutenant Governor. On the other hand, I would like it if you could at least manage to oversee the Exchanges and create our own model within the allocated budget - just like Ct. did. What is so special about Ct.? Oh, I know - they got all the Yale undergraduates to work on it as a collective competitive project. Probably. In any case, it doesn't take much imagination or hard work or even leadership ability to create an Exchange model if you really CARE what it is you are creating and the people whom you serve.
However there is nothing entrepreneurial in your resume at all. And certainly nothing to suggest that you give anything more lip service to caring about all the people of Maryland - regardless of what race they are, what sexuality they are, what age, what ethnic background, what county they live, who they voted for, whether they like you, and whether they are willing to contribute to your campaign. Your recent performance collecting kickbacks from the health care providers and industry for your campaign are a perfect example of how much you care.
You might as well withdraw from this race right now because you are not half the man that either Ganser or Mizeur would be! Let alone Gansler's running mate, Jolene Ivey, who truly ought to put you to shame.
How dare you be so presumptuous as to ask the people of Maryland for a promotion based on the work you have performed so far.
You may be ideal military material but a real Governor, a real decision maker, someone who must split hairs when life and death decisions hang in the balance and who must truly be an experienced champion, that, Sir, you ain't!
VOTE GANSLER/IVEY
2J14 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY
TUES JUNE 24
ALL ALONG THE WATCHTOWER
BECAUSE LIFE IS NOT "BUT A JOKE"
WE WERE WRONG. YOUR VOTE DOES COUNT.
JIMMY HENDRIX AND HIS GENERATION SPAWNED A
CULTURAL REVOLUTION THAT CHANGED THEWORLD.
YOU TOO CAN CHANGE THE WORLD.
ROCK THE VOTE. ENGAGE. PARTICIPATE. THINK.
MAKE UP YOUROWN MIND. BUTMOST OF ALL -
VOTE!
Monday, April 7, 2014
NEW YORK ELIMINATES CORPORATE TAX
THAT IS RIGHT. NEW YORK. AND IT WORKING. O’MALLEY AND BROWN HAVE ONLYS
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
But I am a pragmatist. I also like candidates who tell the truth.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
NEW YORK ELIMINATES CORPORATE TAX
THAT IS RIGHT. NEW YORK. AND IT WORKING. O’MALLEY AND BROWN HAVE ONLYS
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
But I am a pragmatist. I also like candidates who tell the truth.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
NEW YORK ELIMINATES CORPORATE TAX
THAT IS RIGHT. NEW YORK. AND IT WORKING. O’MALLEY AND BROWN HAVE ONLYS
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
But I am a pragmatist. I also like candidates who tell the truth.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
NEW YORK ELIMINATES CORPORATE TAX
THAT IS RIGHT. NEW YORK. AND IT WORKING. O’MALLEY AND BROWN HAVE ONLYS
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
But I am a pragmatist. I also like candidates who tell the truth.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
NEW YORK ELIMINATES CORPORATE TAX
THAT IS RIGHT. NEW YORK. AND IT WORKING. O’MALLEY AND BROWN HAVE ONLYS
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
But I am a pragmatist. I also like candidates who tell the truth.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
NEW YORK ELIMINATES CORPORATE TAX
THAT IS RIGHT. NEW YORK. AND IT WORKING. O’MALLEY AND BROWN HAVE ONLYS
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
But I am a pragmatist. I also like candidates who tell the truth.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
NEW YORK ELIMINATES CORPORATE TAX
THAT IS RIGHT. NEW YORK. AND IT WORKING. O’MALLEY AND BROWN HAVE ONLYS
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
But I am a pragmatist. I also like candidates who tell the truth.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
NEW YORK ELIMINATES CORPORATE TAX
THAT IS RIGHT. NEW YORK. AND IT WORKING. O’MALLEY AND BROWN HAVE ONLYS
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
But I am a pragmatist. I also like candidates who tell the truth.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
NEW YORK ELIMINATES CORPORATE TAX
THAT IS RIGHT. NEW YORK. AND IT WORKING. O’MALLEY AND BROWN HAVE ONLYS
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
But I am a pragmatist. I also like candidates who tell the truth.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
NEW YORK ELIMINATES CORPORATE TAX
THAT IS RIGHT. NEW YORK. AND IT WORKING. O’MALLEY AND BROWN HAVE ONLYS
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
But I am a pragmatist. I also like candidates who tell the truth.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.
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GIVEN US REGRESSIVE TAX INCREASES. (NOT EVEN A REAL ENERGY TAX OFFSET BY THE ELIMINATION OF THE THE PAYROLL TAX – SEE http://WWW.GETAMERICAWORKIG.COM).
DOUG GANSLER AT LEAST PROMISES TO AGGRESSIVELY GO AFTER JOBS INCLUDING REDUCING THE CORPORATE TAX) and has not told us everything is just peachy
(LIKE ANTHONY BROWN I would not vote for dog catcher) Malley and Brown fail to mention that they have done virtually nothing in the way of aggressively or actively seeking out and encouraging businessA to come to Maryland. Nothing. Not even an “I Maryland” campaign i New York – while Andrew Cuomo has made it all start-ups small or medium-sized for the first ten years in New York State absolutely TAX FREE. (No wonder “I love New York.) Instead they have given us something like 40 successive onerous tax increases, the worst of which is the TRULY REGRESSIVE GASOLINE tax – which is not even an true energy tax in that it does not cut the payroll tax rate or eliminate it and emphasize conservation as means of raising revenue. (See http://www.getamericaworking.org.)
Biggest problem facing Maryland is job creation. 80-plus % of the people are among the genuinely unemployed now then there were 7 years ago True unemployment rate is even higher – much higher than reported rate – because people just fall off the screen.
Maryland rural counties adjacent to other states – but Maryland as a whole and even more so when seen as potential is just BLEEDING JOBS AND JOBS AND MORE JOBS: Maryland has only 3-4 Fortune 500 companies left. We have lost and thousands of small businesses in the last seven years, not to mention prospects.
We are the 4th highest taxed state I think is right in the country. Every year for the past 7, the MD legislature has run a $700M to $1B deficit from Annapolis.
Meanwhile across the river, Virginia successively reaps in a $1B surplus. Because VA vigorously and aggressively promote jobs and attracts industry.
Maryland needs to bring jobs to Maryland to increase its tax base in order to do the things that Democrats believe really ought to be done for the people of Maryland.
We need to bring jobs hereto Maryland because we need to increase our tax base. And we need to be able to have money to do things that Democrats need people need their government to do to really help them.
To do that, we must make our corporate tax rate competitive with our neighbors even if it does mean cutting it from 8% to 6%. Likewise we must see to it that corporations pay the real share they owe and do not misuse “loopholes” to avoid corporate citizens.
We must do this to ensure we are we competitive with our neighbors so that all of our businesses don’t continue to leave – and we will do that incrementally and we will make a lot of money for our state And hundreds of millions of dollars will come in.
This is not some pig-in-a-poke Republican proposal in disguise; it is just plain excellent common economic sense.
O’Malley is claiming a claiming a huge success and all he has done is picked your pocket.
Did you know that Doug Gansler was the first to propose a wage increase over $10 an hour? Not O’Malley,Look it up. Now O’Malley and Brown are going to claim it was their idea.