Wes Moore reiterates support for Biden when asked about replacing him

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Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) dismissed the idea of replacing President Joe Biden in the 2024 election, insisting that the Democratic Party will keep Biden as its nominee.

Moore was asked about his handling of rebuilding Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, which some suggest could be “a launching pad” for him to replace Biden as the presidential nominee. The governor, however, insisted he is “full-throated” in his support for the president, saying he is “excited for another four years.”

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