Wes Moore

That's not the way this process is going to work.

I'm not sure why we should be playing by a different set of rules than Texas, or than Florida, or than Ohio or all these other places.

There is a chaos, and it is an intentional chaos, that we are seeing from this administration.

Once we decided to step up and say we are going to make sure that our people are going to be OK … we’ve now received guidance saying the states are going to be punished for fronting the money.

We will explore every avenue possible to make sure Maryland has fair and representative maps.

To make sure Maryland has fair and representative maps.

Because we don’t just have to rail against what’s going on, the horrible things that are coming on from Washington, D.C., right now.

Everybody is about to learn. We don’t bend the knee; we don’t capitulate. We do not compromise on our values. We fight for our people, and we leave no one behind.

We are watching you, and we need you. The message that needs to be sent to this White House will be sent with a Jersey accent.

The National Guard is completely performative. The National Guard is not even trained for it.

I think we have to. Yes, and I think – and I think we have to, because I think what's happened is, this is what people hate about politics in the first place, the fact that the president of the United States, very similar to what he did in…

And I said, at that point, I refuse to continue doing this and not putting the proper resources in place, and not being able to put a real focus on making our communities safer.

I believe that there is no higher priority for me than public safety.

It's amazing how they're having such a big-government approach in the way they're conducting public safety.

The president seems to be more concerned about my future than he is about the future of the American people.

Yes, I mean, when I say all options are on the table, all options are on the table.

I have been very clear. I'm not running for president.

I want to make sure that we have fair lines and fair seats, where we don't have situations where – where politicians are choosing voters, but that voters actually have a chance to choose their elected officials.

I want to make sure that we have fair lines and fair seats, where we don't have situations where – where politicians are choosing voters.

I believe that progress is possible and who are willing to put in the work.

So that means we already have so many gerrymandered areas that we have to be able to add a measure of fairness in the way that it's applied.

But it's interesting. The president seems to be more concerned about my future than he is about the future of the American people.

I think, if you look at maps across the country, less than 10 percent of congressional seats are actually competitive by nature, less than 10 percent.

And so, yes, all options need to be on the table in the state of Maryland.

Yes, because. And I think – and I think we have to.