Starbucks Gets It — But Gov. O’Malley Doesn’t!
Coffee retail giant Starbucks is closing 12 stores in Maryland as a result of a shrinking economy on the verge of recession — or maybe something even worst.
Unlike the state of Maryland, companies in the private sector must tighten their belts when there is a downturn in business and cut expenses, the exact opposite of what Democratic Gov. Martin O’Malley and the Democratic majority state legislature did in Maryland. Instead, they decided to boost the budget and hike taxes!
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How long before we pay the full price for their imprudence?
Here is a list of the stores Starbucks is closing in the Unfree state: Harbor Place in Baltimore; Park Place store in Annapolis; Collington Plaza in Bowie; Easton Dudrow Farm in Easton; Westfield in Wheaton; Saint Charles Towne in Waldorf; Fairwood Green Village Center in Glenn Dale; Cloppers Mill Shopping Center in Germantown; Montgomery Village Plaza in Gaithersburg; and 1433 Reisterstown Road in Pikesville.
Crossposted on UnfreeState.com
