Watch this clip from our town hall meeting as Governor O'Malley responds to Steve in Annapolis, who submitted this question: "A certain radio talk show host keeps claiming he scrimped and saved and left the state in great fiscal shape with a $1 billion surplus, and he blames you for the present budget gap. What's up with that?"
Updated: Below is the complete video of Wednesday's town hall meeting on jobs.
At 8PM, Governor O'Malley will be hosting his first-ever online Town Hall.
You can watch the event and ask questions during the event:
http://www.martinomalley.com/live
The agenda starts with job creation, job retention and Maryland's preparation to lead in this global economy – and will go from there.
Tomorrow, Governor O'Malley will host his first online Town Hall meeting.
The Town Hall meeting will feature questions from you, like this one from Bill in Chevy Chase:
What role will higher education play in Maryland's plan for expanding opportunity and creating jobs? How has the tuition freeze helped Maryland be prepared to lead in the global economy and students realize their dreams of a college education?
That's a great question and we're looking for more like it - but time is running out. Submit your question now.
Even if you don't have a burning question, don't forget to signup, so you can watch the event live from the comfort of your computer chair.
On Wednesday, December 9, at 8 PM Governor Martin O’Malley will hold an online Town Hall Meeting to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing Maryland in the coming year.
RSVP for the event and submit your questions for the Governor now:
http://www.martinomalley.com/onlinetownhall
The event will be broadcast live here on MartinOMalley.com and will encourage viewers to participate in the discussion in real time.
First on the agenda? Jobs. Job creation. And Maryland's efforts to create good jobs, retain good jobs and make sure Maryland is prepared to lead in this global economy.
Five Marylanders who submit questions will be invited to attend the filming of the meeting so they can ask their question in person! Submit your question here by Friday, December 4 at 4 PM to be eligible to attend the event in person.
The effects of the nation's economic hardship are hitting Maryland hard. We're fighting every day to protect Maryland’s families during these tough economic times. We’re also working every day to make sure that government and its programs work for people.
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