The steel mill they let die in Sparrows Point is about to start building parts for American nuclear submarines.
Trump is at the old Bethlehem Steel site in Maryland today for Anduril's $3.7 billion shipyard, which will build components for Virginia-class subs.
The state says it means 3,100 permanent jobs, and the Pentagon is backing it with $2.9 billion in purchases. That's a dead steel town getting a second life, and it's a Navy that won't have to wait on anybody else to build what it needs.
Wes Moore could have shown up as a guest and shaken some hands. Instead he skipped it and called the whole thing a circus because he didn't get a microphone.
Thousands of Maryland families just got good jobs, and their governor sulked about stage time. Somebody running for president in 2028 might want to work on that.