O’Malley, Ehrlich cling to records in second debate

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Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley and former governor Bob Ehrlich again clung to their records in office, turning Thursday’s second debate of the Maryland election into another political missile-throwing match with limited substantive discussion about the future.

Ehrlich claimed O’Malley’s administration is stifling small businesses, instigating class warfare, driving away corporate headquarters, relying too much on federal money and investing in unrealistic transit plans.

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