Wes Moore

This tour is a testament to what we can achieve when local and state leaders come together to rebuild, and support our neighbors in need.

When our people need help, political parties do not matter; what matters is that we are all Marylanders.

While this marks the final bill signing of our administration’s first term, our work to leave no one behind is far from over.

The bills we are signing today will make Maryland more affordable, protect the dignity of work, and invest in our children’s futures.

The 2026 legislative session proved that when we choose partnership, we can deliver real results for our people.

They’ve been the place that our mid-shore families have leaned on, and that our families trust with the people that they love the most: Their children.

Maryland continues to show that our partnerships with local communities are invaluable in our efforts to reduce overdoses across the state.

We’re going to make sure that once a project is approved, that rules cannot change, and costs cannot soar.

Let’s make sure we can put better use to underutilized land.

However … it doesn’t just highlight that we have a housing shortage in Maryland, we have a housing crisis in Maryland.

We’re grateful that more people are coming to Maryland – in fact, our state population is growing faster now than it has in any point in the past decade. That is a good thing.

Honestly … if you did not tell me that was a library, I would not have known that.

There were about 10,000 books that are just ruined.

I'm thinking about these families. I'm thinking about the families of our service members who -- right now who are afraid to pick up the phone because they're afraid to hear what is on the other end of the line.

There's three things you always hope for as a soldier, right, that war should always be the last resort, that the second piece should always be that you are clear about your mission and clear about your endgame.

Let's not confuse military success with the United States military with strategic success.

I feel like we are lurching into another one of these forever wars that we're asking the American people to pay for.

I think the president still does not have a full articulation as to why gas prices are going up in the first place or what's going to be necessary or required to be able to bring them down.

I think, with any important relationship, there needs to be accountability.

I'm praying for the leadership of this country that they will make decisions with them and their families in mind, and not just simply make decisions that I think have been just wrong-headed and foolish on their face.

War should always be the last resort, that the second piece should always be that you are clear about your mission and clear about your endgame.

I think that the relationship with Iran right now is -- is not just broken, but I'm not sure if there has been an articulation of what the path forward is.

That's nonsense. And that's not what the federal government should be doing.

I think the U.S. relationship with -- with Israel is -- is an important relationship. But I think, with any important relationship, there needs to be accountability.

I think that -- that the relationship with Iran right now is -- is not just broken, but I'm not sure if there has been an articulation of what the path forward is.