The Governor Hates Me! -- Original Video

After much anticipation, I present to you my satire on Governor Martin O'Malley. Help support free speech, and transperancy in government. Share this video with everyone you know.





The Governor Hates Me! -- Martin O'Malley, Governor Of Maryland from MacArthur Media

At first, I never had any problems with Martin O'Malley. That is, until one day after a brief run in at the gym. From that day forward, everything changed. Martin O'Malley, who was then Mayor of Baltimore, now Governor of Maryland really doesn't like me. He gives me the most evil stare I've ever gotten every time he sees me. Wish we could work things out. Kinda sucks having your Governor hate you.

FLASH: Baltimore Examiner Prints Final Edition

"It is essential that there be alternate and opposing voices, in order that integrity might be preserved." -- T.R Mencken -- founder The Baltimore Spectator

Talk About It: Baltimore Examiner Shuts Down -- What's Up Baltimore Radio Show

Hosted by A.F. James MacArthur,Managing Editor
Tuesday 17 February, 6:00 PM
CALL IN (347) 215-6958

TELL A FRIEND!

LISTEN LIVE, CLICK PLAYER BELOW


Will also discuss, Mayor Sheila Dixon, and all things Baltimore

Baltimore Examiner publishes final issue

BALTIMORE (AP) — The Baltimore Examiner has published its last issue.

The free tabloid that launched less than three years ago as the city's second daily newspaper printed its last issue on Sunday.

Clarity Media Group, the paper's Denver-based parent company, blamed slower-than-expected ad sales when it announced the closure last month. Clarity said about 90 people would lose their jobs.

The front page of the last issue features a photograph of Baltimore's Inner Harbor with the Examiner building in the background with the headlines: "Goodbye Baltimore," and "Thanks for reading."

Publisher Mike Beatty thanked readers, saying they took pride in writing for them six days a week. He also thanked advertisers for their business and staff for their hard work.

Copyright © 2009 The Associated Press. All rights reserved.

It's truly a sad day for the city of Baltimore. On a day so many of us wished would never come, here we stand, now, in a one newspaper town.

The Baltimore Spectator will have more on this and the resulting impact including community response in the coming days. Please share your thoughts with us by emailing; BaltimoreSpectator@gmail.com

UPDATE: Commissioner Bealefeld Testifies Before City Council -- Explains Controversial Policy Change

On scene reporting by A.F. James MacArthur, Managing Editor, The Baltimore Spectator



Click here to see our EXCLUSIVE VIDEO FOOTAGE -- Baltimore Police Commissioner Fred Bealefeld Before City Council from MacArthur Media

City Councilman Jack Young brings Police Commissioner Fred Bealefeld in front of the city council. He's there to explain a controversial policy change. The Baltimore Police Department will not automatically release than names of officers involved in shootings.

Commissioner Bealefeld is reprimanded for not having better communications with city hall.

Councilman Bob Curran gives the Commissioner and the Mayor high marks.


You should also watch this video:

Baltimore State of The City -- Reality Check Version