Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley was spotted kneeling on the ground in casual attire Memorial Day, playing a banjo in Annapolis.
The photo initially emerged on the @EyeOnAnnapolis Twitter account.
O'Malley's Twitter account later posted the photo along with the words, "I love that as governor of MD I can still play street music in Annapolis." In the photo, O'Malley is wearing a Baltimore Ravens T-shirt, cargo shorts and flip-flops.
O'Malley, a Democrat, has for years been the frontman of a Celtic rock band, O'Malley's March, where he sings and plays guitar, banjo and tin whistle. His band still plays several concerts a year.
I wonder if they cut @GovernorOMalley ’s pay. Busking at City Dock in #Annapolis tonight! pic.twitter.com/mzWVFybyeY — Eye On Annapolis (@eyeonannapolis) May 27, 2014
A couple hours later, the governor responded:
I love that as governor of MD I can still play street music in Annapolis. pic.twitter.com/kQ6umd9VBS — Martin O'Malley (@GovernorOMalley) May 27, 2014
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