Wow!  Who got to O'Guvnah and reminded him that Nancy Grasmick is more powerful than he will ever be?  Especially since she has served under four governors, and he can only serve once?

Today, Nancy pantsed O'Guvnah in the Statehouse, as the Emerald Interloper requested the General Assembly not proceed with the legislation he asked for in December to cut her off at the knees.

Did someone put a decapitated horse's head in his bed?

Two bills have been introduced -- one in the House of Delegates and one in the Senate -- too purpotedly combat the rash inflation of college textbook costs by increasing transparency of the costs of textbooks.  Neither one -- House Bill 3 (Textbook Fairness Act) or Senate Bill 81 (TextBook Fairness Act) will do a whole hell of a lot, because the sponsors don't understand the problems.

Since I worked in the Towson State* University Bookstore for a semester and then some, I have some unique insight.  Things haven't changed much in seventeen years, so what I have to say still applies.