Two Recent Articles Highlight Governor Hogan’s Legacy Delivering Common Sense Results Over Elitist Overreach
Two new articles in The Washington Post and Washington Examiner demonstrate how Governor Hogan’s tenure in Maryland set a national example for how to successfully push back against extreme elitist policies by delivering common sense results. Charlies Lane writes in The Washington Post that Governor Hogan’s legacy includes being “the first governor” to drop the college degree requirement, striking “a blow for the notion that a bachelor’s degree does not automatically represent job-relevant skills and experience and that there are other ways — community college, military service, apprenticeship — to obtain them.
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