This morning the Baltimore Sun endorsed me and my 41st District colleagues, Jill Carter and Nathaniel Oaks. The full editorial follows. In District 41 in the Northwest reaches of the city, incumbents Samuel “Sandy” Rosenberg, Jill Carter and Nathaniel Oaks, all House veterans, have performed well as a team despite their diverse backgrounds, and …more >
Negative campaigning is not the hallmark of democracy. My civil rights mailer tells a different story. This is why I want to be a public servant. http://www.delsandy.com/2014/06/06/fighting-for-our-civil-rights-in-annapolis-for-over-30-years/
I want to share with you my opening and closing remarks at the League of Women Voters 41st District candidates forum last night. At this event two elections ago, an audience member asked us if we could help a member of the Islam community obtain a funeral license. Embalming is not permitted in …more >
I haven’t done much legislative work this summer. Last Wednesday was an exception. I attended a meeting in Annapolis of the Task Force to Study Implementing a Civil Right to Counsel in Maryland. Having a lawyer makes a crucial difference in housing court or in child custody cases. I drove to and from the meeting …more >
Funding for instruction geared to high performing students in Baltimore City public schools may be jeopardized by the budget now being considered by the School Board. It’s a positive sign that we’re discussing how to retain and attract such students. My testimony last night, on behalf of myself and my 41st District colleagues, follows. Enabling …more >
Grove Park Elementary/ Middle School and the Bluford Drew Jemison STEM Academy-West are Staying Open!
I have political advisers, but I don’t have a media consultant. He who represents himself has a fool for a client. I learned that in law school. Even if you have a good political (or legislative) gut, you should bounce your ideas off of someone whose judgment you trust. But after we decided to do …more >
I knocked on doors last week. Delegates Jill Carter, Nathaniel Oaks and I walked up and down the streets and hills of Keswick, one of the new precincts in the 41st District. We met the father of a City College senior who will be entering the University of Chicago this fall, a friend of someone …more >
Mr. Keating soon called on five senators who had been recipients of his campaign largess — Alan Cranston of California, Donald W. Riegle Jr. of Michigan, John Glenn of Ohio and Dennis DeConcini and John McCain of Arizona — to pressure the bank board to relax its rules and kill its investigation. All …more >
