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The Maryland General Assembly concluded its 2010 legislative session Monday April 12 with mostly positive results for working families. Nevertheless, special-interest cronies in both parties blocked too many reforms -- especially in the state Senate. This year's election offers progressives a welcome opportunity to kick out these bad apples so next year we can enact the reforms that failed in this year's legislative session... Read more
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"The other side is counting on people not having a good memory... These folks drove the economy into a ditch and want the keys back. You've got to say the same thing to them you say to your teenager: You can't have the keys back because you don't know how to drive yet..."
-President Obama,
July 8 in Kansas City

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