Washington Politics Comes to Annapolis

Colin Pascal
Feb 8, 2025
1 min read

Updated: Jul 23

Maryland was at its best when it stood apart from Washington-style partisanship. Gov. Wes Moore's willingness to rearrange rather than solve the state's fiscal problems, along with his shifting characterizations of the budget he inherited, represents a departure from the bipartisan civility that used to define the state's politics under Larry Hogan.

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