November 30th, 2011 by WCBC Radio
Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley, while conceding that no one is “very happy with the state of the economy,” said there are some encouraging signs that things are turning around. He cited "13 months of positive job growth" and "foreclosures down to the 2nd lowest level since November 2007" as evidence of an improving economy. The chairman of the Democratic Governors Association also criticized what he called "Tea Party Republicans" in Congress for stunting progress on jobs. O'Malley advocated what he called a balanced approach on economic and spending policies that eases the "gross inequalities” brought about by Bush administration policies…
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