Happy Saturday. ☕️

Welcome to another edition of FT Now! This week, we're taking a close
look at two governors and the impacts their pro-growth policies are
having on their states: Gov. Larry Hogan in Maryland and Gov. Kay Ivey
in Alabama. Someone who should also be taking a close look? That'd be
Democrat presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, who used her time
during this week's debate to push anti-growth policies like tax hikes.
Yes, there was another debate this week. Yes, it's ok if you didn't
watch it. FT Now will be taking a hiatus next week, so have a Happy
Thanksgiving!

Hogan Delivers on Pledge: Maryland is Open For Business," Labor Numbers
Show

What Happened:

A new report out of Maryland shows just how much the state economy has
improved under Republican Gov. Larry Hogan.

Why You Should Care:

According to the data, more than 6,000 new businesses have been created
since Hogan took office five years ago, and 126,000 new jobs have been
added. The state's unemployment rate is also at 3.7% - down from 5.4%
when Hogan took over. There's no doubt the governors'
business-friendly, pro-growth agenda has a lot to do with the progress!

What Happens Next:

Governor Hogan will continue to pursue policies that turn Maryland into
a welcoming place to do business!

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Kay Ivey is Alabama's Jobs Governor

What Happened:

GOP Gov. Kay Ivey is getting some well-deserved credit for the economic
development boon that's happening in Alabama.

Why You Should Care:

Since Gov. Ivey took office, the state has attracted more than $12
billion in investments. That means more jobs and better opportunities
for the people of Alabama! While companies are fleeing high-tax states
like California and their burdensome regulations, they're flocking
ones that offer business-friendly environments.

What Happens Next:

With Gov. Ivey at the helm, more good things for the state of Alabama!

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Elizabeth Warren Given Most Speaking Time for Second Debate In A Row

What Happened:

urprise, surprise: Elizabeth Warren led the pack in terms of speaking
time during the fifth Democratic presidential debate that was held on
Wednesday.

Why You Should Care:

It's clear that the media has decided Sen. Elizabeth Warren is the
2020 front-runner to take on President Trump. What's also no surprise?
Warren used her speaking time to continue pushing her tax-hiking agenda
on the American people.

What Happens Next:

Expect Elizabeth Warren to continue using any and every opportunity to
promote raising taxes on hard-working Americans.

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