Trump accuses Wes Moore of 'attacking' Air Force by halting construction of Joint Base Andrews golf course
President Donald Trump accused Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D) on Saturday of stopping construction at Joint Base Andrews’s golf courses, which mainly serve military service members, civilian contractors, and their families.
TL;DR
- President Trump accused Maryland Governor Wes Moore of halting construction at Joint Base Andrews' golf courses.
- Trump stated the halted work included renovation of two existing courses and construction of nine holes for wounded soldiers, designed by Jack Nicklaus.
- Moore's office denied Trump's accusation, stating the Air Force has not requested construction permits from the Maryland Department of the Environment.
- A White House spokesman supported Trump's vision for the golf course improvements.
- The Air Force plans to begin construction on June 15, 2026, with completion dates in July 2027 and July 2028.
- Discussions between the Air Force and Maryland Department of the Environment have unresolved questions about stormwater management exemptions.