March Is Women’s History Month. In today’s column we spotlight Cindy Jones (R), who has served as a St. Mary’s County Commissioner since December, 2010. During that time, she has experienced first-hand the effects Annapolis politics has had on local decision-making. PlanMaryland removed local autonomy regarding land use decisions. The General Assembly pushed teacher pension costs down to the counties. SB 236 and the EPA’s Watershed Improvement Plan created unfunded mandates. It is time to send a proven leader to Annapolis, someone who will put southern Maryland first. Cindy is a candidate for Maryland State Senate. The Primary election is scheduled for June 24, 2014.
Maryland Day
MD GOP Chair Diana Waterman has sent out Happy Maryland Day wishes for March 25 to commemorate that day in 1634 marking the first European settlers’ arrival in Maryland at St. Clement’s Island in St. Mary’s County. The Maryland General Assembly authorized the date in 1916.
A New Way Forward is Charles Lollar’s bold new vision to secure Maryland’s economic future by eliminating state income taxes in Maryland in order to stimulate growth, opportunity and job creation. Contact:TeamLollar@Lollar4Governor.com.
The Craig-Haddaway Team has opted for public financing which means that only personal donations of up to $250 per person can be accepted (no corporate or business donations can be accepted). To help get the message out about eliminating Maryland’s personal income tax along with the other O’Malley-Brown taxes, consider donating to: david@davidcraig.com . Join in the Happy Hour with David Craig on Wednesday, April 2 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Red Brick Station in White Marsh, Md. Tickets are $75 per person; $125 per couple. You may call (410) 914-5594 for more information on this event. (David Craig is a 2014 candidate for Maryland Governor). For more information you may access: www.davidcraig.com.
Maryland Gubernatorial candidate Ron George believes Maryland deserves a governor with local business experience, legislative success, and the integrity to stand for his values. For more information on Ron’s campaign you may contact (410) 544-3128.
Join Steve Waugh, candidate for Maryland Senate at these March events: Wednes
