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Representative Johnny O is ignoring the Constitution in the same way the major Baltimore media outlets are ignoring Clint Spellman Jr. and Scott Collier. It’s morally and ethically wrong, but calculated and it’s paying dividends as more people see his name and not Spellman’s.
The article proves that [Governor Wes Moore] has made a lifetime habit of coasting off taxpayer money, lying and failing to complete even the most basic tasks — all while advancing his own personal agenda. No wonder he has been unwilling to release his full military record.
The Baltimore County Police Department posted a “May the 4th Be With You” joke on X today. They skipped the part about shredding the 4th Amendment.
AI may not be able to replace a lawyer, but it can save you hundreds or thousands of dollars on one, since you can do your own legal research a lot more accurately and faster than ever before.
Professional planners in Stockholm, Sweden already use this software. They simulated the Norra Djurgårdsstaden district to house 35,000 workers before they broke ground. Our elected officials just take a wild guess and hope the lights stay on and sewer lines don’t overflow.
You can’t earn good livable wages if you don’t have the specific skills the market wants today. This grant is designed to bridge the gap between your current paycheck and a high-tech career. It pays for training in life sciences and information technology. The state expects this investment to train approximately 600 Marylanders for the “jobs of tomorrow”.
Article III Section 9 of the Maryland Constitution demands that lawmakers actually live where they work. This six-month residency rule exists to stop carpetbaggers from stealing seats and lying to the public.
Heat destroys student learning. A landmark Harvard University study of 10 million students proves a direct link between temperature and test scores. Each 1-degree rise in school-year temperature cuts learning by 1%. Classrooms hitting the 90-degree mark cause a 20% drop in a student’s ability to process new information.
A Lenco BearCat armored vehicle costs taxpayers roughly $300,000. That exact amount puts twenty men through a professional CDL or HVAC certification program. The Baltimore County Council signs off on the armor while the DPW shuts off water for the guys inside. That backwards priorities list leads straight to a body bag.
This is the final part of our series on the psychological games politicians play to keep their grip on Baltimore County.
