Maryland Governor Wes Moore outlined a plan for the state to protect the interests of Marylanders under the incoming Trump administration during a recent Cabinet meeting at the State House. Moore, a first-term Democrat, emphasized the importance of defending the interests of all Marylanders and finding common ground with the new administration. He acknowledged that while the majority of Marylanders did not vote for the incoming administration, his administration is prepared to work with it.
Moore expressed concerns about threats to funding and policies that could negatively impact Maryland under the Trump administration. He highlighted the importance of protecting federal workers in the state and ensuring that they remain a priority in planning moving forward. Moore’s plan includes delivering basic services, defending constitutional rights, growing the economy, and restoring faith in public institutions and democracy.
The governor stressed the need for trust between leaders and the people they serve, emphasizing the importance of actively listening to the public regardless of political affiliation. He also emphasized the state’s commitment to upholding individual rights, including reproductive freedom. The state will continue to focus on economic growth, responsible investments, and creating opportunities for citizens, despite facing tough budgetary choices.
Overall, Moore’s plan focuses on protecting Maryland’s interests, finding common ground with the new administration, and continuing to govern in a way that demonstrates good governance and responsiveness to the needs of the people. The Cabinet meeting, held at the historic State House in Annapolis, symbolized the commitment to upholding democratic principles and peaceful transfers of power.
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