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Revenge, strategy and forever wars

deseret.com · 10dShare

Maryland Gov. Wes Moore partnered with Utah Gov. Spencer Cox on the “Disagree Better” initiative. In the political boxing ring, one thing Moore says he doesn’t agree with is the concept of “sitting on your hands while getting punched in the face,” which is what he feels the Democratic Party is being asked to do. On this episode of “Deseret Voices,” Moore talks with McKay Coppins about redistricting, ICE at polling locations and the ongoing conflict in Iran. Subscribe to “Deseret Voices” on YouTube , Apple Podcasts or Spotify . Note: Transcript edited by Steven Watkins. McKay Coppins: Gov. Moore, thank you for coming on “Deseret Voices.” Gov. Wes Moore: It’s my pleasure. Great to be with you. MC: So you and Spencer Cox, governor of Utah, have become genuine friends. I think he actually is the one who introduced me to you the first time years ago. And you spend a lot of time talking about how Americans can disagree better. And I want to start with this: What is the biggest thing that you

First report: ‘Deseret Voices’ Episode 48: We lived through ‘Woke 1.′ Should you be afraid of ‘Woke 2′? — deseret.com, 12d