Struggles of low-paid Marylanders misrepresented in flawed report
This article is in response to the story earlier this week “Md. welfare benefits better than most European countries, think-tank read more
Casinos Contributed Millions More To Education, Resulting In the State Spending Less
Despite almost $60 million in additional revenue specifically for education spending due to record high casino profits, thousands of Maryland read more
Governor’s Plan for Public Safety Layoffs Takes Wrong Approach
Families will struggle to make ends meet for no good public policy reason under Governor Hogan’s plan to lay off read more
Regulatory Overhaul Panel Causes Concern In Maryland
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s appointment last month of business leaders to guide a broad regulatory overhaul has sparked concerns that read more
Maryland to be Reimbursed for Failed Exchange; Still Insured Almost 300,000 Residents
The prime contractor responsible for initial problems with Maryland’s healthcare insurance exchange has agreed to pay the state and federal read more
Improve Transparency During Implementation of New Tax Abatement Reporting Standard
Taxpayers deserve greater transparency when it comes to state tax credits and, with the implementation of new accounting rules, Maryland read more
New Reimbursement System Saved Medicare $100 Million in First Year
An alternative way of paying hospitals for care is saving Maryland millions of dollars while providing patients with high quality read more
Keeping Top Bond Rating Helps Maryland Invest in Our Future
Decades of responsible fiscal management continue to pay off as Maryland maintains the coveted triple-A bond rating that enables the read more
Thousands More Poor Children In Maryland Today Than During the Recession
The prospects for all of us in Maryland are poorer because 180,000 of our neighbors are experiencing a childhood where read more
Medicaid Makes a Difference; Should Remain a Top Priority for Legislators
Providing health care to nearly one in five Marylanders, Medicaid is crucially important to the state’s wellbeing and more than read more
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