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Townsend workers continue illegal campaign tactics
Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob Ehrlich's campaign has called for Kathleen Kennedy Townsend to demand that her supporters immediately stop their illegal campaign tactics.
The Ehrlich campaign reissued its request after its office was flooded with calls from Maryland Department of Natural Resources workers, who found illegally distributed pro-Townsend campaign literature in their state office mailboxes.
Other state workers have called to report other aggressive tactics. They've been told to remove Ehrlich bumper stickers from their cars, or risk losing the right to park in state parking lots. State workers whose cars sport Townsend bumper stickers do not face sanctions.
"All we can do is shake our heads and once again ask Mrs. Townsend to control her campaign staff," said Ehrlich. "She's in charge of criminal justice in Maryland. You'd think she'd want all Maryland's laws enforced and not ignore those she finds inconvenient."
Townsend faulted for background checks lapse
House Judiciary Chairman James Sensenbrenner announced this week that up to 500 criminals bought rifles and shotguns this year because the state of Maryland did not perform routine background checks required under federal law.
Sensenbrenner asked the U. S. General Accounting Office to investigate how the Glendening-Townsend Administration spent $6.7 million in federal funds it received to improve and modernize its criminal record keeping practices.
"As (Maryland's) point person for criminal justice matters, I expect the Lieutenant Governor of Maryland to fully cooperate with the General Accounting Office investigation," Sensenbrenner stated.
"Well-intentioned gun laws are ineffective without well-run government," stated Bob Ehrlich. "The Glendening-Townsend administration and its chief crime fighter, Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, have failed to meet their most basic obligation: to keep guns out of the hands of criminals."
The woman hasn't got a clue how to properly run the state. But people will vote for her because "She was a warm and affable person that genuinely cared about me. I am sure she is more informed concerning state issues than Mr. Ehrlich. So I think she deserves our votes."