Maryland Gov. Wes Moore is pushing back on concerns about the possibility of a Red Line bus network and said that his administration plans to expand the state’s economy without raising taxes “on a single Marylander,” despite a projected structural deficit. Moore, a Democrat who took office in January, becoming Maryland’s first Black governor and the third ever elected in the country, also spoke during an interview with The Daily Record about the importance of elected officials shifting their tone about state employment and said that differing messages from top Democrats won’t hinder stadium lease negotiations with the owners of the Baltimore Orioles.
