Maryland: General Assembly

CP recently wrote to the mayoral candidates:

I viewed the recent interviews with mayoral candidates on the City's station. I understand that each candidate was invited to these interviews by the mayor. In her invitation, she wrote"

"You will be asked to: Identify your top three mayoral priorities. State why they are your priorities. State how you would achieve those goals."

After viewing the interviews, it is clear that while that was the first question, there were many additional questions, most if not all of which might appear to be either leading, require an unusual degree of preparation or perhaps designed to catch interviewees off-guard.

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