Parts of Maine and Philly are now on the chopping block like Minnesota. I'm bettin Baltimore City is next. Western and Southern Maryland have already complied completely. Hagerstown is building a new ICE detention camp. Right now.

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Governor Moore Announces $62 Million in State Funding to Ensure Full November SNAP Benefits for Marylanders - Press Releases - News - Office of Governor Wes Moore

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#GovernorMoore Announces $62 Million in State Funding to Ensure Full November #SNAP Benefits for Marylanders
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Thank you, #GovernorMoore, for this type of governing: crucial information paired with #caring. We could us that in #NorthCarolina!

Seriously, @marylandstatepolice #marylandstatepolice @governormoore #governormoore

Maryland needs a more strategic approach to its energy policy Maryland needs a more strategic and forward-thinking approach to energy policy, according to a recent opinion piece. The author argues that the state’s current reactive stance isn't sufficient to ensure a stable and reliable energy future, and calls on Governor Wes Moore to take decisive leadership. Recent challenges within the PJM Interconnection, the regional power grid, underscore the vulnerability of Maryland's energy supply. The opinion piece suggests a need for proactive planning and investment to anticipate future grid stresses and prevent potential energy shortages. The current state policies are viewed as insufficient, lacking a long-term vision. The author signals support for Senate Bill 285 and advocates for a diversified energy portfolio. This suggests a mix of renewable energy sources, potentially alongside nuclear power and other technologies, to bolster energy independence and resilience. A significant point of contention appears to be the proposed Maryland Power Transmission Project, sometimes called the “Pimlico Project,” which aims to import electricity from West Virginia. The piece implies this project alone won’t solve Maryland’s energy needs and may present unforeseen complications. The core message is a call to action directed at Governor Moore, urging him to prioritize energy policy and adopt a more progressive strategy. The emphasis is on building an energy system robust enough to handle disruptions and reliably meet growing demands. It’s crucial to acknowledge the author's position as Executive Chairman of Sinclair Broadcast Group, the parent company of The Baltimore Sun, which introduces a potential conflict of interest. Sinclair’s political leanings and prior advocacy efforts likely influence the viewpoint presented. The piece subtly raises concerns about the potential economic consequences of unreliable energy and the importance of attracting and retaining businesses. Modernizing Maryland’s energy infrastructure to adapt to the changing landscape is also highlighted as essential. This commentary could influence Maryland's energy policies, spark public discussion, and increase pressure on Governor Moore to define his energy vision.

Maryland needs a more strategic approach to its energy policy #PJM #EnergyPolicy #MarylandPolitics #SustainableFuture #GovernorMoore #RenewableEnergy

Choose 20 books that have stayed w/ or influenced you. One book per day for 20 days, in no particular order. No explanations or reviews, just covers. #BookSky #BlackSky #TheRealWesMoore #GovernorMoore