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Governor Hogan announced a major bipartisan agreement to invest in vital infrastructure and to provide additional relief for small businesses and struggling families while strengthening Maryland’s long-term finances.
Governor Hogan’s deal with Maryland Democratic leaders Senate President Bill Ferguson and House Speaker Adrienne Jones will connect more than 567,000 Marylanders to the Internet, invest nearly $500 million in transit improvements, reduce taxes for struggling small businesses, and provide additional support for lower income households and the safe reopening of schools. All of these critical investments are achieved while strengthening the state’s long-term finances, instead of creating new government programs that will add to future deficits.
Earlier this year, Governor Hogan secured near unanimous legislative approval of his COVID-19 relief plan, which provided tax relief and economic stimulus for struggling families and small businesses. Governor Hogan is the only Republican governor in America who has recently secured tax cuts from an overwhelmingly Democratic legislature.
While Washington continues to play partisan politics, Governor Hogan is showing how to work across party lines to deliver common sense conservative results.
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"My fellow Asian Americans weep over the rising number of attacks against our people. But in the face of this senseless violence, I see a new strength, determination and resilience in our eyes."
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Yumi Hogan – the first Korean American first lady in US history – penned a CNN op-ed [link removed] telling her story of pursuing the American dream and advocating for greater protections for victims of hate crimes.
In the face of rising hate against Asian-Americans, Yumi Hogan writes, “we will not stay silent anymore. But we will also not respond with vengeance. Instead, we will love each other more, we will support each other more, and we will stand together. We will make sure the overwhelming outpouring of support from leaders turns into real and lasting action that protects our children and grandchildren.”
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Governor Hogan released the following statement on President Biden’s speech in Pittsburgh.
As chairman of the National Governors Association, Governor Hogan released a series of recommendations for a federal infrastructure bill that have bipartisan support, including relieving traffic congestion, cutting red tape, leveraging private sector investment and ensuring better resiliency to withstand cyberattacks and natural disasters.
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“Rebuilding America’s crumbling infrastructure is the right priority, but no one should think this is a challenge that can be solved by one party alone. Infrastructure is a bipartisan problem that demands two-party solutions.
Democrats and Republicans alike need better roads, bridges and broadband, but any proposed package will only secure bipartisan support if it remains focused on infrastructure and benefits—not burdens—future generations.
This is a momentous opportunity for America to repair our existing infrastructure and to make bold investments that will allow us to outcompete and out innovate the rest of the world. We stand ready to work with the President and Democrats and Republicans in Congress to seize this opportunity.”
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I’m pleased to announce today that we have once again reached a historic bipartisan agreement on a fiscally responsible budget accord, which effectively targets relief to Marylanders most in need.
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"It still has a lot of good things, but it also has a lot of things that have absolutely nothing to do with infrastructure,' Mr. Hogan said."[link removed] [link removed]
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The litmus test of any good infrastructure bill will be whether we are burdening future generations with debt and unbearably high taxes, or whether we are empowering them with expanded economic opportunity. pic.twitter.com/81a4MdmdBu [link removed]
— Larry Hogan (@LarryHogan) March 31, 2021 [link removed]
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