Today’s outrage: ‘Sesame Street’ politics

Published January 12, 2009 5:00am ET



WHO: The Maryland Board of Public Works

WHAT: The board Wednesday approved the purchase of a $14.4 million parcel of forest land — despite the fact that the state is facing around $2 billion in deficits in the coming fiscal year. Both Comptroller Peter Franchot and state Treasurer Nancy Kopp expressed deep reservations about making this land deal.

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