During Saturday’s debate, hosted by talk show personality Jimmy Mathis, Hogan reiterated his view that the state should get spending under control before cutting taxes. But Hogan added: We’ve got to look at rolling back as many of these taxes as possible... Hogan stressed that he had served as appointments secretary under former governor Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., the state’s last Republican governor. In that capacity, he was responsible for steering thousands of people into administration jobs and posts on state board and commissions, Hogan said. Many of those positions required approval from the heavily Democratic state Senate. Hogan also relayed that for the past three years, he had led Change Maryland, a grass-roots watchdog group whose membership includes Democrats and independents. My whole life has been about bipartisanship and reaching across the aisle, Hogan said.
Posted on: Mon, 05 May 2014 13:12:46 +0000
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