Maryland Governor Wes Moore now says he will "be part of a bigger conversation going forward", a sharp reversal from his repeated insistence that he was not running for president, and one that arrives as investigations continue to pick apart his personal biography. Moore made the comments Wednesday on a podcast hosted by CNN analyst […] The post Wes Moore signals 2028 presidential ambitions, reversing earlier denials amid mounting résumé controversies appeared first on American Almanac .
Maryland Governor Wes Moore now says he will "be part of a bigger conversation going forward", a sharp reversal from his repeated insistence that he was not running for president, and one that arrives as investigations continue to pick apart his personal biography. Moore made the comments Wednesday on a podcast hosted by CNN analyst and Democratic political consultant Bakari Sellers, who asked the governor about his 2028 plans. Moore stopped short of a formal announcement but left little room for doubt about his trajectory, telling Sellers he believed Maryland's record under his leadership justified a larger national role. "I am going to be part of a bigger conversation going forward," Moore said. "I think the state of Maryland and what…Open
Top aides for Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis ' failed 2024 presidential campaign have a warning for Democratic governors eyeing a 2028 run: Don't wait too long after November's midterms to jump into the race. Why it matters: In the coming months, Govs. Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania, Wes Moore of Maryland, JB Pritzker of Illinois and Andy Beshear of Kentucky will face a dilemma similar to what confronted DeSantis after his 2022 reelection: - Do they get in the race early — before their postelection legislative sessions start — and risk not being focused on their constituents? Or do they wait until late spring to rack up policy wins and give their opponents a head start on a White House run? - Their allies and some of their teams are already…
Seven Democratic governors who fought the One Big Beautiful Bill Act are now accepting billions in rural health care dollars it created, touting the money in press releases that sometimes fail to mention where it came from. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced in August that his state would use $80 million to expand primary care, […] The post Democratic governors opposed Trump's landmark bill — now they're promoting its rural health funding appeared first on American Almanac .
Seven Democratic governors who fought the One Big Beautiful Bill Act are now accepting billions in rural health care dollars it created, touting the money in press releases that sometimes fail to mention where it came from. Maryland Gov. Wes Moore announced in August that his state would use $80 million to expand primary care, mental health services, and dental care in rural communities. His press release celebrated the funding as proof of his administration's "commitment to investing and expanding innovative initiatives." It did not mention that the money flowed directly from President Trump's signature legislative achievement, a law Moore warned last year would leave everyone besides the super-rich "getting hosed." Moore is not alone.…Open
Gov. Wes Moore, D-MD, blasts President Donald Trump for swatting down a question on the record-breaking deployment of the USS Lincoln. As family members sound the alarm over worsening physical and mental health conditions aboard the ship, Moore, a veteran, calls the president’s comments “angering” as they come amid a war “none of us want.”
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore joined CNN’s "State of the Union" and sharply criticized President Donald Trump’s handling of concerns involving deployed US service members, saying America’s military deserves missions that are clear, understandable and winnable. #maryland #trump #cnn
filed a lawsuit Thursday seeking to block Maryland’s newly approved congressional redistricting amendment from reaching voters in November, one day after Democratic Gov. Wes Moore signed the measure.
Two RINO governors are working with the Democrats to issue work permits to migrants and bypass federal deportation orders.
Two Republican governors are joining Democrats to advocate for state-issued work permits for migrants , undermining President Donald J. Trump’s federal immigration policy. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Two Republican-in-name-only (RINO ) governors are working with the Democrats to issue work permits to migrants and bypass federal deportation orders. DETAIL: Governors Spencer Cox (R-UT) and Kevin Stitt (R-OK) have partnered with Governors Wes Moore (D-MD) and Matt Meyer (D-DE) to propose a plan allowing states to issue work permits to migrants, bypassing federal deportation processes. The proposal was introduced via the National Governors Association’s Task Force on Immigration Policy. “The reason I set this task force up is because I…Open
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore joins "CUOMO" to discuss the state of election security and redistricting attempts across the nation. Chris Cuomo hosts "CUOMO," a no-nonsense show featuring the day's most important news from all perspectives. "CUOMO" airs weeknights at 8p/7C on NewsNation. #CUOMO NewsNation is your source for fact-based, unbiased news for all Americans.
