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State Passes 'Doomsday' Budget, Massive School Cuts

After General Assembly's failure to vote on key budget measures after a 90-day session, Gov. Martin O'Malley could call a special session to avert deep cuts.

 

The Maryland General Assembly ended its session Monday at midnight without taking action on proposed revenue measures and passing a budget that will require $512 million in cuts beginning July 1.

The rancorous end to the session left Gov. Martin O'Malley and House Speaker Mike Busch fuming with their fellow Democrat, Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr. 

The Washington Post called the end of the Democratically-controlled General Assembly's 90-day session at midnight on Monday a “stunning collapse.”

The Baltimore Sun said the session ended in “disarray.”

Maryland Reporter's Len Lazarick wrote:  

“O’Malley and House Speaker Michael Busch both blamed Senate President Mike Miller’s insistence on a gaming measure for Prince George’s County for holding up action. But others, including delegates and senators on the conference committee, said the hard philosophical positions on both sides played a role.”

Many lawmakers said O'Malley would likely call a special session to tackle the tax measures that were mostly not voted on before the $35.6 billion balanced budget was passed as required by law. But as the Maryland Reporter video shows, a visibly angry O'Malley made no such announcement early Tuesday morning. 

According to The Washington Post, “Without passing any further instructions on spending or revenue, the state would be required to make more than $512 million in funding reductions to schools and state programs beginning July 1.” It would be the “first time in two decades” that the state's lawmakers ended the 90-day session with work remaining on the budget, the paper reported.

In Baltimore County, as Patch's Bryan Sears reported, the abrupt end of the session killed the hopes of many that a partially-elected school board bill was going to receive a vote. 

The Washington Post reported that the budget passed Monday “would cut 10 percent, or more than $60 million from higher education, likely necessitating higher tuition increases at state universities and local community colleges.”

“Funding for grade school students,” The Post reported, “would also be reduced by $111 per pupil. And grants to the state’s largest school districts would be cut entirely, accounting for nearly $129 million.”

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Related Topics: Martin O'Malley, Maryland General Assembly, and Michael Busch
What do you think of the General Assembly's passage of a budget that will deeply cut education? Tell us in the comments.

moe green

6:11 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

NO NEW OR INCREASES IN TAXES. MORE CUTS IN ADDITION TO THE ONES MADE.

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Thelma Flanagan

6:11 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

All I can say is that people keep voting the same ones in every time and this will happen every time. When are people going to wake up.

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IamGayle

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

The sad thing is... most of us aren't voting the same folks in. Those running for office who are backed by (for example) developers with a lot of cash get the votes, as well as coverage from local media too. It's extremely demoralizing. :-(

John Rickell

6:11 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Dumbocrats can't even do their job, they are all to blame. It's time to elect Republicans to straighten the messes they made.

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Tim

7:06 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

LOL yeah, like they straightened out our national economic mess in the 2000's, right?

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CB9678

9:22 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Actually it seems that this is what the conservatives want a budget with few to no new taxes and spending cuts that is balanced. As we will find out the only way to do that results in a reduction of services! See what a $111 less per student does to your kids school next year!

Tim

6:11 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Pathetic. At a time where our school systems need maintenance the most, and state universities pricing needs stabilization, once again O'Malley - despite having full control of both houses of the State Congress, fails.

You get what you voted for. It's just terrible because you just KNOW a Republican would come in and do the same thing O'Malley's going to get blasted for too.

Doesn't make his failure any less important - I'd argue it makes it more important.

President O'Malley in 2016? Not a snowball's chance in hell.

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Josephine Hlatki

7:09 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

President? Makes me cringe as much as OweBama.

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Tim

8:55 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

He's way worse then Obama. Obama isn't half as bad as most of you make him out to be.

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Rob

11:29 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

BAWHAWHAWHAW!!! He's ten time worse then he's allowed to be talked about in the LieStream Media. Wake Up Man, show me where this liberal ideology is working? Maryland? California? Detroit? New York? Show me the examples you would use to sell this loser philosophy.

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ddbs00

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

O'Malley is the personification of the Peter Principle. He has not been competent in any elected job he's held, yet he keeps stumbling his way to higher and higher office. It's almost no question he'll be president some day because that's exactly where the level of his incompetence can raise him.

fred

7:06 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

the state can and will learn to live with less.

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Tim

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

on the backs of our school children, no doubt.

Paul Amirault

7:06 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

"Doomsday" budget?? C'mon man, who are they kidding? The federal government has an annual deficit of over 30%. That is a "doomsday" cut waiting to happen.

Our administration and legislators are looking for one and a half percent (1.5%). They should be able to find that in the trash can. Yes some of that is debt service and can't be reduced.

Get to work and find the required cuts.

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Josephine Hlatki

7:09 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Why bother with State Legislators when OWE Malley just steps in and makes executive decisions after they vote. Let's see.....Gas Tax, Sales Tax, Same Sex Marriage, School Budget, Tax this and Tax that. Oh, I can't wait until we vote him out!

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Vinnygret

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

Um, he is on his second term as governor. We don't get to vote him out, more's the pity. Maryland governors can only serve two terms.

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Tom Barnes

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

1) You won't be able to "vote him out." He is limited by his second term.
2) The General Assembly voted for same-gender marriage, Gov. O'Malley on ly backed it and signed the bill (which was the right thing to do).
3) All those taxes? Signed off by BOTH Dems and Republicans in the Legislature.

I'm seriously confused about how much knowledge a lot of you have regarding how government even works... o.O

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George Helm

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

You will only get to vote him out when he becomes your appointed Federal Senator!

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Michael Smith

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

FYI, This should be O'Malley's last term as governor due to the two term limit, unless he creates an executive order that allows him to continue on as governor beyond the term limit, or declares himself King ........

Larry Smith

8:55 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Maybe they should rethink their $450 million worth of stimulus spending... From the Baltimore Sun: "One piece of business that did get done Monday was the capital budget. Legislators gave final approval to a $3.6 billion capital spending plan that includes extra money O'Malley requested to pay for improvements to parks and schools and to encourage construction of rental housing. The governor in effect asked the Assembly to agree to spend about $450 million now that it otherwise would have waited to spend in the next few years. He said the extra money would launch projects that would stimulate the state's construction industry."

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Buck Harmon

8:55 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

I'm more concerned about pending approval being added to my posts...??
What the hell is that all about..??

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Tim

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

I agree, but it's AOL/Huffington Post. What do you expect? We could always stop posting I suppose.

Buck Harmon

8:55 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Free speech does not require anyone's approval.. a move in the wrong controlling direction.

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CB9678

9:22 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Since this website is a government run entity it does not have first ammendment protections.

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Dave in BR

10:27 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Buck, did you include a link to another website? I think somebody might check the link to make sure it isn't going somewhere "inappropriate" before it becomes visible.

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Jon

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

I think it's because this kind of topic is a little more incendiary than most articles on the Patch. Makes sense to ensure people aren't posting any personal attacks.

As for the free speech issue - this is a private service and can restrict any postings they want. Only the government needs to abide by freedom of speech.

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CB9678

10:59 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Not a government run entity sorry for the typo.

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IamGayle

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

I've often seen how some folks are blocked from commenting, though it's referred to as a "glitch" Just sayin...

Karl Schuub

8:55 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

And of course the counties will cry that there's no money for schools, etc. but I'll remember from last week's council meeting the announcement of a one month moratorium for teachers to pay for their insurance because of greater than expected insurance reimbursements. I figure than must be about $200 each and with 4327 teachers and staff employed by the county that's roughly $865,000 dollars being kicked back. When's the last time an employer other than the government gives you money back like that...and in this case it isn't even their money. It's our money...the taxpayers. It's all cooked up and served to us to mask the waste, fraud and abuse on a scale never seen before. We need more cuts; we could reduce the size of government federal, state and local by 20% and not even feel it. How many people do we need to watch the people watching the people?

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CB9678

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

A couple of items not all teachers use insurance. Second our county self insures. This means that essentially the insurance claims are paid by the pool of money collected from employees etc and than if there is an overage there is a policy that covers the county. If there is an underage there is a return. Since part of that money was contributed by the employee in the first place and it went unused than it would make sense to return it to those employees in the form of an insurance premium holiday. Taxpayers do not fund 100% of the benefits!!! Also remember the employee paid taxes on the part the county did pick-up. It is called the state pick-up.

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CB9678

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

It actually is their money because Harford County BOE Self Insures it's employees! The premium holiday is a reimbursement of the unspent part of the premiums they paid. The BOE kept the "taxpayer" paid portion in reserve which the individual paid a state pick-up tax on.

Neil B

8:55 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

They don't need to cut schools or fire fighters. There is plenty of stuff to cut. This is how they scare us. It is a lie. We need to vote O'Malley and Mike Miller out. They need to spend less. They are trying to call our bluff.

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Randy Moroni

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

I agree, it's a vicious cycle. SPEND 'TIL THEY'RE BROKE, and RAISE TAXES 'TIL THEY CAN SPEND - all the while acting like the under-funded educational system is the straw breaking the camel's back. Perhaps they can explain why so many kids in the county spend their day in TRAILERS rather than classrooms??? When will people wake up and smell the coffee. When our precious tax revenues start moving out of state and the Maryland economic death spiral starts, I suppose then they'll notice.

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Thelma Flanagan

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

O'Malley was already out. Why did the people in this state vote him back in? geeesh I wasn't one of those cuz I sure didn't vote for him. As I said in my previous comment or better yet let me say it this way. Say NO to incumbants. They haven't fixed a thing yet.

MLH

8:55 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

This is just sad. How about starting budget cuts with their "expenses"? Out education system in MD is in need of more, not less!

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Scott Sewell

8:55 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

It's about time Maryland starting cutting back on the millions of tax dollars wasted on state colleges! If you want a college degree earn a scholarship or pay for it!

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Buck Harmon

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

Why not just quit public dumb down education all together and require parents to either home school or pay for private school.....get out of the controlled, herd em thru school business all together..

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Jon

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

Scott, can you expand on how supporting in-state tuition is a waste of money?

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Tim

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

This ignores the fact that college tuitions are grossly overpriced as it is.

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JM

8:40 am on Friday, April 20, 2012

Buck raises an interesting point. If we home-school our kids or remove them to private school, then the parents STILL have to pay for the public school system via taxes, in effect paying twice for their childrens' education. Meanwhile, enrollment in the public school goes down, which means that funding to the school also goes down, which means still fewer resources for the students who remain and for the building, whose operational costs (e.g. utilities, maintenance) will remain nearly identical. The tax money that didn't go to the school, meanwhile, goes into the General Fund for the state/county/city as appropriate, and it gets blown on something else.

I'm not sure who truly benefits from this plan, but OK.

Baltomom

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

If our state (and federal too) government was run like corporate offices, we'd fire most of our elected officials and get rid of waste. It's time to take a hard look at where OUR money is spent and cut the waste. Annapolis should have to submit to every person in Maryland a detailed report of spending down to the last penny.

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John Rickell

10:27 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Obama is nothing but a closet muslim, a wolf in sheep's clothing. Just wait and see, he won't leave the White House when he's not re-elected. He will replace Secret Service with his muslim new Black Panthers. And he will be the new Adolph Hitler.

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Michael Middleton

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

I have to admit that I can't tell whether you are being serious here or not...

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Tim

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

and this is what happens when you don't allow your children to get a proper education ^^^^

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Paul Amirault

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

You forgot Manchurian Candidate and Death Panel Czar.

steve pumphrey

10:27 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Stop the entitlement fraud , that should save millions alone .. Stop giving illegals benefits they didnt earn !!!!

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michelle

10:53 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Steve I totally agree with stop giving free benefits to illegals. It's also been noted to cut the over employed in the federal and state government. Too many people doing nothing. also, let the higher ups pay into social security and we could find alot more money there too.

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Andy Eisner

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

Steve you are 100% correct!!!!!!

James

5:34 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

"There were 90 days to work all of this out." Really? So why did you offer a ridiculous tax proposal with 7 days left to work things out? Why did you bail on your own bills to fly off to South Carolina to bemoan Mitt Romney? Why did you travel to NYC to raise money for other Democrats in other states? Why is Maryland such a low priority of yours, Gov?

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Joan Wood

11:09 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

He is really not a happy camper!!
NO MORE TAXES.........NO MORE SPENDING..........NO SPECIAL SESSION!!!

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c bridges

11:16 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Same sex marriage was OweMalleys number one priority, and he got it. the heck with everything else.

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John Rickell

11:27 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

The funny thing is they are married for life, no divorces in Maryland for same sex marriages. lol

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Tom Barnes

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

Rickell - that isn't true. It simply strips the "one woman, one man" statute and adds "two adults" to existing marital laws. Not sure what you think is so funny about spreading rumor and lies, but have it. Just remember there will always be someone there to correct the ridiculousness. ;)

N L B

11:18 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

want to save money maryland? stop allowing the purchase of soda and snack food on EBT cards. Bam!

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John Rickell

11:28 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Alcohol & cigarettes included, they still obtain them in Baltimore City.

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Other Tim

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

EBT cards are now accepted at some major fast food places.

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Other Tim

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

EBT cards are now accepted at some major fast food restaurants.

c bridges

11:19 am on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Same sex marriage was OweMalleys number one priority, and he got it. The heck with the budget!!!

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Tom Barnes

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

"OweMalley"... when people don't have a real argument, they resort to 12 year old antics. Then they ask, "Why are kids such bullies?" Well, gee, let's figure THAT out... Hmmmmm.

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George Helm

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

Don't forget in state tuition for illegal potential citizens!

1ke

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

If everybody here who is complaining had gone to the Perryville slots, we wouldn't be having this wandering discussion

Yes, Mr. Rickles, you can still buy alcohol and cigarettes in Baltimore City. Have you lost your mind? Need a drink?

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JH

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

He is just another Obama bot. Leader of the freeloader nation. He will make the neighbors pay your share as well as their share.

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Crazycarkip

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

The cuts listed sound like a good start to me!

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M. Sullivan

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

AWWW ! King O'Malley didn't get his way ! Don't those dumb legislators know that the great O'Malley knows what's best for all of us lesser beings! How on earth will we ever "move forward" now?

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Paul W. Ross

8:08 am on Friday, April 20, 2012

Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain

George Helm

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

Someone mentioned $111 less for a childs education, about 1/6 Harford County gave for bonuses to government workers!

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Tom Barnes

5:35 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

I read through these posts and I think: "Hardly a one has an argument; they certainly know how to make up ridiculous names to be "cute" but what are they really saying? Nadda." >sigh< Let's not ask why kids are bullies when our adults act twice as bad. My two teens laugh at the remarks by the adults and wonder what gutter the adults climbed out from. Smart boys.

That said, I'm *glad* they shut down the 'money horse'. It's time to give all you *good* Marylanders what you want: Bad roads, less cops, less firefights and EMT's, bad teachers (that's all the state will be able to afford) and horribly run down schools to 'educate' your kids in along with a crumbling infrastructure. Have at it. Of course, you will find someone to blame for it rather than yourselves. You always do. I personally have no time to "suffer fools gladly.". But it will be fun to sit here and read the remarks in a years time, 5 years time, etc....

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Other Tim

9:39 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

The so-called "Doomsday Budget" cuts of $500,000,000 amount to only a 1.4% reduction to the total budget of over 35.6 BILLION dollars.
If these budget experts cannot find ways to cut 1.4%, perhaps they are in the wrong business. Vote them out!
Who says most of the cuts must come from the schools? Sounds like scare tactics to me.

William Lutostanski Jr

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

What is doomsday about spending 500 million more than last year ? Seems to me we should have spent 500 million less than last year.

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Reader

10:15 pm on Tuesday, April 10, 2012

No special session, no new tax increase, stay with the same budget as last year. That would mean that spending would be the same for next year as this year. Doomsday budget my aunt Rosy. Just not an increase in spending for the first time since MOM has been elected. Believe it or not we all would not die if this occurred and the sun would come up tomorrow. P.S. Can you believe the utter arrogance of that bunch down in Annapolis!!!!!!!!!

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kevin

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

O'Malley should have worried about the state business first then gay marriage .Miller and Busch are both quoted they already knew this was going to referendum when it was passed even encouraged some people just get it over with after what three weeks? We've been played O'Malley used it for face time on the social GIANT Al Sharpton show ,What did he accomplish for Maryland ?They could have done the job they were sent to do THEN pass the gay Marriage bill.I believe Marylander s should ask that all legislators pay us back whatever they got this session THEY DIDN'T DO THE JOB! NO SPECIAL SESSION UNLESS YOU ALL AGREE TO DO IT FOR FREE YOU OWE US !

Michael Smith

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

If we remove Mr. Miller and Mr. Bush and reduce the salary of the governor and reduce his staff that would be a start. Reducing the state work force by 500 positions, that could probably be done through attrition - but wait - do not state employees have a sweet pension plan which would still reduce the amount available for the cut.

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Tony Aquia

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

You have no right to free speech on a privately owned forum. Your right lies with the government not a private entity. If your post disagrees with the forum owner's position, then the owner has the right to censor it's own forum. Sorry.

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CB9678

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

@ Karl

A couple of items not all teachers use insurance. Second our county self insures. This means that essentially the insurance claims are paid by the pool of money collected from employees etc and than if there is an overage there is a policy that covers the county. If there is an underage there is a return. Since part of that money was contributed by the employee in the first place and it went unused than it would make sense to return it to those employees in the form of an insurance premium holiday. Taxpayers do not fund 100% of the benefits!!! Also remember the employee paid taxes on the part the county did pick-up. It is called the state pick-up.

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Karl Schuub

8:01 am on Friday, April 20, 2012

But taxpayers paid most of it - maybe not all, but certainly most.

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CB9678

9:44 am on Friday, April 20, 2012

Yes they paid about 80 percent and got to keep 80 percent of the 5 million returned by the overage the premium holiday was the other 20 percent

Step

5:36 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

I have an idea, why don't we cut the staff for all those politicians, freeze their salaries, and reduce the operating budgets, and stop spending lots of money for their leather chairs! Make them pay for parking like the rest of us, no overtime pay, and reduce all the other perks. Cuts should always start at the top!

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Don Rowand

5:46 pm on Wednesday, April 11, 2012

I believe no new session is required and as a maryland tax payer I would like to thank the general assembly for finally taking a step in the right direction. As far as our govenor Hey Martin it's my money and the cost of living in this state is so high I can't afford to give you anymore so get over it

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kfanyo

10:05 am on Thursday, April 12, 2012

There are always certain advantages to politicos in having a population who can find their way to the voting booth but who can't find their way through budget math.

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CB9678

9:39 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

Why does it seem some commenters recieve instant approval and other wait for about 10 days for their comment to be approved? Not being a smart alec just a question?

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Adam Bednar

9:45 pm on Thursday, April 19, 2012

@CB9678 we've switched over to a new moderation queue. There are still some kinks we're working out. Sorry about the inconvenience.

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Buck Harmon

7:52 am on Friday, April 20, 2012

Thanks Adam, In addition to to Pending Approval mess, when I receive notification that a new post was made it just says..." no reply new comment", instead of identifying which blog had the comment posted. If you are following several blogs, when checking mail there are 25~30 no reply new comment emails . It really sucks.

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Buck Harmon

7:52 am on Friday, April 20, 2012

You have the ability to turn off the Pending Approval...Kym Burns at Westminster Patch told me that....turn it off.,,,socialist term.

CB9678

7:52 am on Friday, April 20, 2012

Buck to answer your question about public schools....
.it is Constitutionally mandated in our state

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Buzz Beeler

7:52 am on Friday, April 20, 2012

Adam, check out this kink while your at it. You no longer receive emails on what's going on regarding the topic. That has got to effect the hits on the site.

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Phil Dirt

7:52 am on Friday, April 20, 2012

Let's stop calling this a 'Doomsday Budget' and instead call it 'a first step in the right direction'.

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Karl Schuub

8:18 am on Friday, April 20, 2012

Turns out this "doomsday budget" is actually an increase, just not enough to cover usual out of control projected increases - lest anyone forget the way government calculates a cut isn't really a cut at all. Can't imagine how in the world we could ever expect government to plan, cut or ration responsibly. Oh the humanity...

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Bill Lawson

12:47 pm on Friday, April 20, 2012

I'm having trouble understanding why the State is having such difficulties funding education. Are we not receiving plenty of NEW revenue from our recently opened Casino? Wasn’t that why we allowed it to be built?

According to this article: http://www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/news/2012/04/05/maryland-casino-revenue-up-8-to.html. The state receives almost 8 million dollars each month from our casinos. So if there's 8 million EXTRA dollars each month that's supposed to go to education, why is there a shortfall? My guess is that gaming winnings go to the schools, but the money that formerly went to the schools, now goes somewhere else. Clearly a bait and switch is going on here. I'm surprised that a young aggressive news reporter, eager to make a name for himself/herself, doesn't crack this story and expose these dirty details.

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CB9678

3:53 pm on Friday, April 20, 2012

Remember the education funding being cut is the rollback of Thornton. There has been a noticeable increase in performance since Thornton was implemented and fully funded

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