

Governor Shapiro on Big Court Win Against Trump
8 snips Mar 1, 2025
In this engaging conversation, Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro shares insights from his significant legal victory against the Trump administration, related to a crucial $2.1 billion funding freeze impacting public safety projects. He discusses bipartisan concerns surrounding federal Medicaid cuts and their ripple effects in rural communities, particularly for LGBTQ voters. Furthermore, Shapiro emphasizes the importance of investing in child care to enhance workforce participation, while addressing alarming trends in privacy issues linked to big business.
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Funding Freeze Lawsuit
- The federal government agreed to invest $2.1 billion in Pennsylvania, but then froze the funds.
- Governor Shapiro sued, emphasizing "a deal is a deal," and ultimately secured the release of all $2.1 billion.
Bipartisan Concerns in Rural Communities
- Governor Shapiro finds bipartisan support, even in traditionally Republican areas, for protecting communities and addressing federal cuts.
- Concerns about the impact of cuts on essential services like Medicaid resonate across the political spectrum.
Childcare Investment
- Investing in childcare offers common-sense solutions for workforce challenges.
- It benefits parents, businesses, and the economy by providing reliable childcare and attracting qualified workers.