Ehrlich hits the campaign trail touting record

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Now that the pesky legislators have finally left town, Gov. Robert Ehrlich hit the road himself Thursday, hooking up with guys he seems to like best: radio talk show hosts.

In the morning he stopped in at 98Rock to chat up his buds Kirk, Mark & Spiegel. He visited in the studio with Chip Franklin at WBAL, whom the governor described as his “friend.” Then, for a little highbrow balance, he trotted down to D.C., and WAMU, the public radio station at American University, for the Kojo Nnamdi Show.

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