We're still under investigation as to what exactly happened and we don't have a declared answer as to why there was power challenges and power issues. The thing that we do know is that we have documented that there were power challenges as the freight was coming up on the bridge.
Governor Wes Moore discusses the ongoing investigation into the power issues that led to the bridge collapse.
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So today, with all of you, I’m proud to launch the first pillar of the National Governors Association’s Campaign for America: Service United.
I don't believe in abolishing the police. I don't believe in abolishing prisons. I don't believe in open borders.
At a time when I know that politics can feel like a game, at a time when we know that politics, for a lot of people in our society, politics just feels like a game that a select few can win, and everyone else is going to lose.
And I’m proud to say that in Maryland, we became the first state in the country that offers a paid-year service to our high school graduates because every young person in our state deserves a chance to serve.
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