White House Denies Trump Blocked Maryland Governor From Major Announcement
Summary
The White House denied that President Donald Trump blocked Maryland Governor Wes Moore from speaking at a U.S. Navy investment announcement in Baltimore. The dispute centers on who should get credit for a $3.7 billion investment by Anduril Industries to build a new shipyard and create over 3,100 jobs.Key Facts
- Governor Wes Moore said he was not allowed to speak at a major U.S. Navy investment event in Baltimore.
- The investment involves Anduril Industries funding a new shipyard for Virginia-class submarines.
- President Trump is scheduled to speak at the event and provide more details about the deal.
- The White House said President Trump supports working with anyone to boost U.S. manufacturing and invited Moore as a guest.
- The deal is a federal initiative credited to President Trump, not the governor.
- Anduril plans to invest $3.7 billion to create over 3,100 jobs in the Baltimore area.
- Shipbuilding in Baltimore was historically important but declined in the late 1900s.
- The disagreement reflects broader political tensions in Maryland, where Democrats generally have more support than President Trump.
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