Maryland Governor Wes Moore says he is willing to work with Stephen Miller, the White House’s newly named chief of staff, particularly on immigration, as Moore positions himself for future political ambitions.
Across outlets, the comments are framed as an attempt to engage across party lines despite political tensions. The Hill and Politico both present Moore’s stance as respecting the president’s choice for chief of staff while acknowledging a climate of distrust. Politico adds that Moore urges Democrats to pursue cooperation with Miller, while still reflecting doubts about the relationship.
The Daily Mail highlights the potential 2028 angle in its headline, focusing on the shock value of Moore reaching out to a figure associated with immigration policy. The Hill and Politico foreground Moore’s broader willingness to “work with anybody,” with less emphasis on the electoral speculation and more on the cooperation message.
