Women for Hogan came together in force today at a rally in Annapolis on the first day of Breast Cancer and Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The event took place at Lawyers Mall and attracted enthusiastic supporters from across the state... Hogan promised that as governor, he would work to ensure that all women in Maryland have access to health care services. He pointed out the fact that three counties in the state lack a single OB/GYN practitioner. He also vowed to restore the millions of dollars of funding to breast and cervical cancer research and screening that has been slashed under the leadership of Anthony Brown and Martin OMalley. In addition, Hogan promised to work to improve the states revenue climate in order to properly fund domestic violence awareness programs and provide the necessary resources for prevention and rescue organizations.
Posted on: Wed, 01 Oct 2014 21:25:09 +0000
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