A Bipartisan Problem
One of the ways that people interact with their government most is one the roads. This is particularly true when it comes to snowfall, as it is the responsibility of the respective governments to keep the streets safe and clear. Given the current states tonight of both state roadways (Ritchie Highway, Mountain Road) and county roads (Magothy Bridge Road, Edwin Raynor Boulevard) it looks like the state and the county aren't fulfilling their obligation to keep the roads clear. Particularly true given the fact that it is not like we have been inundated with snow this evening.
Fair or not, Martin O'Malley and John Leopold are going to be held responsible for this in the minds of some voters. Sometimes, life isn't fair at the top.
Fair or not, Martin O'Malley and John Leopold are going to be held responsible for this in the minds of some voters. Sometimes, life isn't fair at the top.
posted by Brian Griffiths at 7:40 PM
4 Comments:
Do you have a snowplow?
No...where are you going with this?
You were complaining about the lack of preparation by the state and county governments for the snowfall this evening. I thought you may get out your plow and make a path.
While I may not have a plow, nor do I work for free :)
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