COLUMBIA, Md. (WBFF) — The Fourth of July is a holiday filled with tradition and that typically includes popsicles, parades, and sometimes, politicians walking in them.
In Columbia, Gov. Wes Moore led the crowd in a small, community parade that’s been snaking through the streets of the Longfellow community for 55 years. With signs, sports teams, and floats, people marched their way through the neighborhood along the parade route. Gov. Moore took photos with people, shook hands, and snapped selfies.
While speaking with reporters, Gov. Moore said he felt it was “depressing” that President Donald Trump would be singing the One Big Beautiful Bill, the sweeping domestic policy agenda plan Congress passed Thursday. Gov. Moore called the legislation the “Greed Act of 2025,” and argued the plan will impact Maryland families and the country.
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