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Wes Moore set to release book with message of healing divided nation

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Chase, M. (2026, November 11). Wes Moore set to release book with message of healing divided nation. Washington Examiner. https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/campaigns/presidential/4800778/wes-moore-set-release-book-repair/

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Washington Examiner · collected 2026-11-11 · by Mackenzie Chase

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Wes Moore, the newly reelected Democratic governor of Maryland, has announced the release of his new book titled "Repair," available for preorder on social media. As Maryland's first black governor, Moore posted about the book shortly after securing his landslide victory. The article does not provide specific details about the content of the book beyond its title and availability status.
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Wes Moore, the recently reelected Governor of Maryland and the state's first black governor, announced on social media that his new book titled "Repair" is now available for preorder. The announcement came just over a week after Moore won reelection with a landslide victory. In the video, Moore discusses his vision for healing divisions in the nation.

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Moore, Maryland’s first black governor, posted a video on social media Wednesday announcing that his book was available for preorder.
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2026-11-12 · Washington Examiner
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Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) announced his new book, Repair, just over a week after winning reelection in a landslide. asserted
Moore → announce → landslide
Moore, Maryland’s first black governor, posted a video on social media Wednesday announcing that his book was available for preorder. asserted
book → post → preorder
Gov. Wes Moore (D-MD) announced his new book, Repair, just over a week after winning reelection in a landslide. asserted
Moore → announce → landslide
Moore, Maryland’s first black governor, posted a video on social media Wednesday announcing that his book was available for preorder. asserted
book → post → preorder
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