Official account of MD State Senator District 35 Representing Harford & Cecil Counties. Auth: Friends of Jason Gallion, Sonya Gallion- treasurer

Level, Maryland
Joined December 2017
As a beef farmer myself and strong supporter of Maryland’s #1 industry, agriculture, I strongly oppose the Governor’s “Meat Out” initiative. This proposal represents a misguided attempt to shame consumers and undermine an entire sector of Maryland’s agricultural economy.
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If the administration is serious about supporting Maryland agriculture, it should focus on strengthening local food systems, expanding markets for farmers, and working collaboratively with producers—not promoting initiatives that threaten their livelihoods.
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Maryland farmers deserve respect, support, and a seat at the table—not silly proclamations that single them out as a problem. With all due respect Mr. Governor, please do better.
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Happy birthday Steady Eddie!
Happy 70th birthday to Orioles legend Eddie Murray! 🎂
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Annapolis could learn a lot from Maryland farmers, starting with living within your means. @SenatorGallion, the Maryland Senate’s only working farmer, joins Old Line Farmer Radio to discuss. Listen now: bit.ly/4kwZVSe
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There has been a dark cloud swirling above HCPS, from the controversial restructuring of the longstanding Patriot Program—originally a beloved, decades-old initiative teaching American history and civic values—to the deeply troubling hiring of a convicted felon charged with
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over our students well-being and education. It’s time for fresh voices—leaders who truly prioritize academic excellence, student safety, transparency, and the core values of our community. I urge fellow parents, teachers, staff, and residents to join me in demanding real change:
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reach out to the Board of Education, attend meetings, speak up, and hold them accountable. Our children deserve far better than this ongoing mess. Let’s clear the skies for HCPS once and for all. Enough is enough—it’s time for leadership that puts students and families first.
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For the second time, the Maryland State Board of Education has overridden a local school board, continuing a troubling pattern of disregarding local control. Meanwhile, other school systems receive funding for students who don’t even attend, yet our state board’s time…
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in Congress. It’s clear that minority voices and local decision-making are being silenced in favor of a supermajority agenda. Our community deserves transparency, respect for local authority, and a focus on students, not politics.
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and energy are consumed by these political overreach issues instead of focusing on the needs of our children. This pattern is not just about education — it reflects a broader trend in Maryland politics, including the governor’s efforts to remove Maryland’s sole Republican…
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