Things Gov. Martin O’Malley could learn from Willie Don

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There are elected officials who have no problem with pandering to selected minorities or shamelessly whipping out the race card to win an election. Think Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley. There are also elected officials who cave in to political correctness.

When William Donald Schaefer, former Baltimore mayor and former governor and comptroller of Maryland, died earlier this week, we lost a public servant who was the polar opposite of all three types listed above.

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