WTH?!? MD Gov Vetoes $577M Bill For HBCUs, But Approves $400M Bill To Rebuild Pimlico Race Track
May 11, 2020
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Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan vetoed the $577 million funding bill for the state's HBCUs saying " it would be irresponsible to allow legislation that requires increasing spending to become law."
But ... Gov. Hogan approved the $375 million bill to rebuild Pimlico Race Track ... priorities, priorities, priorities.
During Friday's edition of #RolandMartinUnfiltered, Roland blistered the governor's decision to slight the state's Historically Black Colleges and Universities after a longstanding battle over funding.
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