Wes Moore

Service makes Maryland stronger, and I am excited that so many of my fellow governors are stepping up to develop programs in their states.

In Maryland, we believe service will save us. And through Service United, we are spreading that message to other states.

Trump should come walk the streets of Baltimore and see for himself, but to otherwise keep our name out of your mouth.

Gov. Moore has always said he will work with anyone when it comes to delivering for Marylanders, but bow to no one when it comes to standing up for them.

But if the president of the United States wants to bring the circus into town and tell me that I’m not allowed to speak despite the fact that we were the ones that helped bring the deal, then I will let the circus be conducted while I go…

We’re excited about what it’s going to mean to the area.

I will not be there later on today.

With this facility, thousands of Marylanders will have new pathways to work, wages, and wealth through advanced training and high-skilled maritime manufacturing jobs.

I just want to be clear, Dan Cox seems to be more concerned about my future than the future of the people of Maryland.

I do want to level with you: I do know the past year and a half has been hard. I do know that while we have had many successes together as a state, that we are still fighting against Donald Trump’s illegal tariffs, still fighting against…

I appreciated the chance to come and speak directly to the people of Maryland, and saying that despite the assaults that we have seen from the president, and frankly, a Trump agenda that Dan Cox has said himself that he backs 100% of the…

With exciting developments in Maryland’s entertainment space, like the improved Preakness schedule and a new Sphere venue coming, Ken is the right person to lead our state in this new chapter.

As judges, I know that their expertise and experience will continue to be of great service to the people of Maryland in their new roles as judges.

We can keep standards, we can move faster and we can protect our people. We don’t have to choose between those things.

If red tape is a thing that keeps shovels from getting in the ground, if permitting is a thing that keeps people from becoming homeowners, then we have a fundamental problem that we need to fix.

When permits get stuck, projects don’t get built. It’s that easy.

Here’s what today means: we’re building faster, we’re building smarter.

As work continues to rebuild the Key Bridge as safely, quickly, and cost-efficiently as possible, we’re giving Marylanders clear and accessible information about our progress.

The operations might move, but my values will never move.

Who in the room was advocating for more transparency or more regulatory guardrails?

In the absence of that, the governors cannot just sit on our hands.

Maryland’s housing crisis demands that we move swiftly, think creatively, and deliver solutions that will ease housing cost burdens for our people.

Maryland is choosing to lead, and we are guided by clear principles: protect our people, center our workers, and keep our kids safe.

Marylanders should not have to wait for Washington to decide what this technology will mean for their jobs, their families, and their communities.