Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) denounced critics on the Proper who claimed the cave in of the Francis Scott Key Bridge used to be because of DEI insurance policies.

CNN’s Dana Bash requested Moore about one of the comments about DEI — which stands for “Range, Equality, and Inclusion”

“Some Republicans are trying to blame the bridge give way on insurance policies that encourage workplace range. A Utah state representative who is operating for governor tweeted, quote, ‘This is what occurs if you have governors who prioritize range over the neatly-being and security of voters.’ Another Republican operating for Congress in Florida posted ‘DEI did this.’ What’s your response?”

“My response is, I don’t have any time for foolishness! I’m locked in,” Moore said, continuing:

I’m with the intention that we can get closure and luxury to these families. I’m making sure that we’re going to maintain our first responders secure, doing heroic work. I’m making sure that we’re going to open up this channel and be capable to get boats and ships and get our economic engine going once more. I’m with the intention that we’re caring for our individuals to incorporate our first responders and families and small companies who’ve been impacted via this. And I’m making sure that we are going to get the Key Bridge rebuilt. I haven’t any time for foolishness, and so I’m now not going to delve into it.

Bash went on to ask whether or not the feedback slamming DEI had been a form of racism.

“My focal point on ensuring these households are getting the comfort and the closure that they want,” Moore stated. “Making sure that our first responders are becoming the helps that they want, ensuring we will get these channels open, and making sure that we are able to get this Key Bridge rebuilt. I frankly don’t have time so as to maintain anything. I’m locked in and I’m occupied with what issues at this time.

Watch the clip above by way of CNN.

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