Angela Alsobrooks: “So after billions of dollars that we have spent, I don’t know that we are any safer.”

The Blind People’s Movement has left an indelible mark on Maryland, and Baltimore specifically. I am so proud that legislation to designate the Museum of the Blind People’s Movement in Baltimore as the official National Museum of the Blind…

It was an honor to celebrate America’s 250th Anniversary by looking back at Maryland’s contributions to technology, science, and culture that have transformed our nation forever. And when this time capsule is opened on July 4, 2276, I hope…

This $3.7 billion investment is indication once again of the strength of Baltimore, and the impact Baltimore has on our entire state and country.

What I’ve seen and heard as I’ve gone around the state – including while I was in Western and Mountain Maryland – is that residents everywhere want the same things.