Gov. Moore Says He Will ‘Bow Down to Nobody’ As He’s Snubbed From NGA Dinner
Summary
Maryland Governor Wes Moore said he was uninvited from the National Governors Association dinner at the White House. The event is a traditional gathering for governors to discuss cooperation with the President. The White House has not commented on why Moore was excluded.Key Facts
- Governor Wes Moore says he was uninvited from the NGA dinner at the White House.
- The NGA dinner is a long-standing event where governors meet with the President.
- Moore is the only Black governor in the U.S. and serves as the NGA's vice chair.
- Moore had participated in a recent White House meeting about energy issues.
- The White House has not given a reason for Moore's exclusion from the dinner.
- Reports suggest Colorado Governor Jared Polis was also not invited.
- NGA's Brandon Tatum expressed disappointment about the exclusion of some governors.
- White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt stated that the President can choose who to invite.
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