Day: April 18, 2010

PODCAST: How’d the interest groups do?

by Len Lazarick | Apr 18, 2010 | Podcasts

Maryland politics reporter Tom LoBianco joins MarylandReporter.com staffers Andy Rosen and Nick DiMarco to discuss how special interest groups -- environmentalists, labor and the liquor lobby -- fared during the 2010 General Assembly session.

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PODCAST: How’d the interest groups do?

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