Larry Hogan, who was governor of Maryland until this year, announced on Monday he was pulling out of a planned fellowship at Harvard in protest at their failure to denounce antisemitism.
Still Standing reveals how an unlikely governor is sparking a whole new kind of politics—and introduces the exciting possibilities that lie ahead. As the rookie Republican governor of deep-blue Maryland, Larry Hogan had already beaten some daunting odds. A common-sense businessman with a down-to-earth style, he had won a long-shot election the Washington Post called "a stunning upset." He'd worked with cops and neighborhood leaders to quell Baltimore's worst rioting in 47 years. He'd stared down entrenched political bosses to save his state from fiscal catastrophe, winning praise from Democrats, Republicans and independents. But none of that prepared him for the life-threatening challenge he would have to face next: a highly aggressive form of late-stage cancer. Could America's most popular governor beat the odds again? The people of Maryland, with their "Hogan Strong" wristbands, were certainly pulling for him, sending him back to the governor's office in a landslide. As Governor Hogan began his second term cancer-free, his next challenge went far beyond Maryland: bringing our divided country together for a better future. And in 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic changed that future forever, Hogan was once again called to rely upon his bold, open-minded approach to problem-solving to lead and serve in a time of unprecedented turmoil. In his own words and unique, plain-spoken style, Larry Hogan tells the feel-good story of a fresh American leader being touted as the "anti-Trump Republican." A lifelong uniter at a time of sharp divisions. A politician with practical solutions that take the best from all sides. An open-hearted man who has learned important lessons from his own struggles in life. As we face a future full of questions, Hogan offers some surprising answers. Still Standing is a timely reminder that perseverance in the face of unexpected obstacles is at the heart of the American spirit.
There is no clearer example of the threat to our way of life.
The poll surveyed over 85,000 registered voters about their governors between January and March 2017.
Maryland Governor Larry Hogan says Trump could do much more with the power of the federal government to fight the novel coronavirus.
Larry Hogan bows out, fearing that a crowded Republican field will help Trump, while Marianne Williamson makes a reprise run official.
Maryland is a deeply Democratic state with a Republican governor, Larry Hogan, who portrays himself as a centrist. Before the election, Hogan disavowed ...
Son and Maryland Governor Larry Hogan announced the news on Facebook
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The city of Baltimore has over 20,000 vacant row houses and 300,000 fewer residents than at its peak. Governor Larry Hogan recently announced funding to demolish whole blocks of them. A common narrative outside Baltimore is that the city is in collapse thanks to manufacturing jobs leaving, as in many Rust Belt cities. But that’s not the biggest problem. Suburbanization is.
"Hogan's Trucking Service - We Bring The Factory To You". From left: Werner Klemperer as Col. Wilhelm Klink, and Larry Hovis as Sgt. Andrew Carter.
The plans involve Interstates 495, 270, 295 and 95.
The Maryland governor is looking to help GOP impeachment backers and others who have drawn Trump-supported challengers.
