Amid a fluffy snowstorm outside of the statehouse in Annapolis, Larry Hogan was sworn in as Maryland’s 62nd governor -- the second Republican four decades. “They said it was going to be a cold day in hell before we elected a Republican governor,” he joked at the start of a 15-minute speech where he pledged to follow “a real bipartisan approach for the serious problems” the state faces, including a $750 million budget deficit. He must work with a Democratically-controlled leg