Wes Moore says voters who wanted to ‘disrupt the status quo’ now suffering under Trump

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Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) said Thursday that voters who wanted to “disrupt the status quo” in November are now suffering under President Donald Trump.

“I think for many people that voted for the president, they voted because they wanted to disrupt the status quo, which I understand,” Moore told ABC News’s The View. “I want to disrupt the status quo.”

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