COLUMBIA, Md. (WBFF) — After his team said he had to leave an event immediately, Maryland Gov. Wes Moore slipped out through an emergency exit nearly half an hour later, avoiding unanswered questions about the state’s nonprofit spending, as his top aide is set to lead a prominent Baltimore foundation next year.
Outside the elevators of IronCircle, a cybersecurity company where Moore participated in a fireside chat and a ribbon-cutting at its new headquarters in Columbia, Md., on Tuesday, one of the governor’s assistants gathered the attending members of the news media for the governor to take a few questions.
This routine exercise for local news reporters covering Moore in Maryland was abruptly dismissed by the governor’s spokesperson, Carter Elliott…