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Gadi DechterThe Baltimore Sun reporter exposed several lawmakers for receiving tax breaks, allegedly mistakenly, for "principal residences" on properties where they did not live. |
The Homestead Rebate RecipientsSenators Joan Carter Conway, Nathaniel J. McFadden and Verna L. Jones, and Delegates Shirley Nathan-Pulliam, Keith E. Haynes and Don H. Dwyer, Jr. |
Jim SmithThe Baltimore County Executive had chest pains and did the right thing getting them checked out. Get well soon! |
Maryland State PoliceThey could lose up to $4.5 million in funds if their spying program is found to have violated federal rules. |
Peter FranchotHe has more unclaimed money for Marylanders than that deposed Nigerian dictator who's been e-mailing you. |
Donald W. DeVoreThe Dept. of Juvenile Services Secretary is facing heat for failure to notify the public about escaped inmates. |
Ralph NaderHis people turned in 23,000 signatures to get him on the November ballot. |
James FrostA 64 year-old Gaithersburg man should know that public threats means you go to jail. |
J.B. JenningsThe delegate will join the military by entering the Air National Guard next week. |
Martin O'MalleyHis involvement in a DNC press conference called attention to his unfulfilled energy rate promises. |
Ben CardinHe's emerging as a valuable asset to Sen. Barack Obama's presidential campaign and will likely get a lot of national exposure these next few months. |
Dutch RuppersbergerThe Baltimore Sun made a big fuss over his adult son's business problems, which doesn't seem to have anything to do with him or his office. |
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