State lawmakers subpoena Maryland Gov. Hogan’s former chief of staff as part of payout investigation
Maryland state lawmakers voted Wednesday to issue subpoenas to force Gov. Larry Hogan’s former chief of staff to testify in their investigation of the six-figure payout he received upon departing a state agency to join the governor’s team.
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State lawmakers subpoena Maryland Gov. Hogan’s former chief of staff as part of payout investigation
Maryland state lawmakers voted Wednesday to issue subpoenas to force Gov. Larry Hogan’s former chief of staff to testify in their investigation of the six-figure payout he received upon departing a state agency to join the governor’s team.
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