ACP has often written about Delegate Tony McConkey--and for good reason. The latest in a string of problems for the northern Anne Arundel Republican has resulted in a compromise deal where the state has suspended his real estate license. Somehow or another voters always seem to gravitate back to the profoundly conservative McConkey. WBAL TV news reports:
http://www.wbaltv.com/politics/25508159/detail.html
For ACP's previous coverage of McConkey, see:
http://annapoliscapitalpunishment.blogspot.com/2010/09/getting-information-from-delegate-tony.html
http://annapoliscapitalpunishment.blogspot.com/2008/09/lawyer-tells-court-member-tony-mcconkey.html
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Would Eric Grannon have stuck in there and gone for a conviction? Or is this not a criminal case at all. Whatever. Mr. McConkey suffers a scratch. Some banks missed out on foreclosures because of him, and he lined his pockets a little while helping some homeowners get screwed not as bad. Guess he should've read the bill he voted for.
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