Moore urges Democrats to ‘move on’ from 2024, calls DNC autopsy report ‘part of the problem’
Governor Wes Moore is urging Democrats to move on from the 2024 presidential election and dismissing the need for a Democratic National Committee autopsy report. He believes that the party's focus should be on future elections rather than analyzing past losses. Moore emphasizes the importance of engaging voters and delivering results quickly to avoid repeating past mistakes.
- ▪Wes Moore advises Democrats to focus on the future rather than dwell on the 2024 election loss.
- ▪He believes that needing an autopsy report indicates a deeper problem within the party.
- ▪Moore acknowledges the exhaustion surrounding discussions of the 2024 election and supports Kamala Harris's potential presidential run.
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Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) is telling Democrats to “move on” from the 2024 presidential election, chiming in that he does not care whether or not the Democratic National Committee releases the contentious autopsy of the election loss. “My point is this: release it, don’t release it. I don’t care,” Moore told Politico in a sit-down interview released Tuesday. “I really don’t. I’m like, listen, if you need a research report to know why we lost in 2024, then that’s actually part of the problem.” Recommended Stories Trump says he’ll make an endorsement in Texas senate runoff ‘today’ DC restaurant group wades into mayoral election against Mamdani-style Janeese Lewis George Spencer Pratt is ‘for the dogs’ in animal abuse campaign HARRIS BACKS CALL FOR DNC TO RELEASE 2024 AUTOPSY KEN MARTIN SWEPT…
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