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going to put it and this is how he takes care of the
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egg growers and the potato throwers and the tomato people,
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and all the other schmalz that come out, and Jenkins, who
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can't get something, the regular budget comes in and he
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gets a little bit from this and he is satisfied.
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I don't know of any way. It is undesirable,
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too, but I don't know of any way to inhibit a Governor from
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amending his own budget. The same question came up in
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Anne Arundel County the other day, while the budget was up,
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In the last few minutes, the members of the County Council
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had blackjacked the County Executive into agreeing that he
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would amend his budget in order to put some things in it,
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and the Solicitor called me because he didn't think this
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was the right thing to do and he thought he ought to rule
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against it, and I said, I just don't see how you can rule
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against such a thing because it's his budget. It's part of
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the budget that he has presented. He is agreeable to this
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thing. Therefore, you night as well go ahead with it.
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But, it's the same process that occurs at the State level.
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THE CHAIRMAN: You may have answered this one
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before, John, but how do you feel about the fact that you
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