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Weak Private Spending Requires More Federal Stimulus
Urgent Needs Outweigh Deficit Concerns – Bernanke

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Baltimore CAN ralliers demand City Council "raise the standards for smart development" (above) supported by PM staff, including Edwin Cheruvathoor (below right)

Baltimore Planning Commission Approves Walmart Development
As Baltimore CAN Rally Opposes

See our op-ed in the Baltimore Sun Aug. 16, plus  coverage in the Sun and ABC 2 video below. Missing from the TV report is the fact Walmart bussed in their own people to rally in support of their store and offered extra T-shirts to homeless /jobless residents sitting nearby, none of whom took one. More videos, photos, testimony and details at BaltimoreCAN.net

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But Special-Interest Cronies in Both Parties Blocked Many Reforms – Let's Kick 'Em Out This Election Year!

The 2010 Maryland General Assembly produced mostly positive results for working families, despite special-interest cronies in both parties blocking many reforms – especially in the Senate. In the fall elections, let's kick out these bad apples so we can enact these reforms in 2011. See PM's analysis. and candidate endorsements.
 

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