A Democrat running for the U.S. Senate is having trouble with her campaign because she might have committed mortgage fraud on two homes.
Angela Alsobrooks, who is the county governor of Maryland, bought her grandmother’s house in Washington, D.C., and got tax breaks for living there from 2003 until she sold it in 2018. Those tax breaks were not available to Alsobrooks, which was a shame.
“Angela Alsobrooks is trying to get favors while running for office on a platform of raising taxes on Social Security.”
The Democrat is running to take Sen. Ben Cardin’s old spot in the U.S. Senate from Maryland, who is leaving his job after three terms. If Maryland Governor Larry Hogan defeats Alsobrooks in November, Republicans might win the spot and maybe even take back control of the Senate.
Alsobrooks took advantage of homestead tax breaks for a Maryland house she bought and rented out in the same way.
A top aide to the Democrat said to CNN that she didn’t know about the tax breaks and was working to pay off the tax debts that the leaks caused.
Hogan got angry with the Democrat over the tax cheating.
“Angéla Alsobrooks has shown us again that she thinks there are different rules for everyone else and herself. She did not want to take responsibility and pay her tax bill in full; instead, she asked for special treatment. Families in Maryland are having a hard time making ends meet because prices are going up so fast, but Angela Alsobrooks is trying to get special treatment as she pushes to raise taxes on Social Security. Governor Hogan has always fought for people and good money management. His goal in the Senate will remain to lower the cost of living for families in Maryland. Based on what WJLA-TV said, the tax amount was $47,580.56.”
Polls show that the Democrat is ahead of Hogan right now. Hogan has tried to get support from moderate Democrats.
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