Gov. Wes Moore sees an opportunity to work with Stephen Miller

Maryland Governor Wes Moore said Democrats should seek common ground with Stephen Miller, President Trump’s incoming chief of staff, despite what he described as a deep reservoir of distrust between the parties. Moore, a possible 2028 presidential contender, made the comments in an interview with POLITICO. The remarks signal that at least some prominent Democrats are open to engagement with a key architect of Trump’s hardline immigration and policy agenda rather than blanket opposition. How Moore’s conciliatory approach is received by the Democratic base, and whether it yields any legislative cooperation with the new chief of staff, will be worth watching.