

PA Governor Josh Shapiro’s “Get Sh*t Done” Attitude
Jan 25, 2024
Josh Shapiro, the Governor of Pennsylvania and former Attorney General, shares insights on his 'Get Sh*t Done' approach to governance. He discusses strategies for handling a divided legislature, the importance of election integrity ahead of a potential Trump-Biden rematch, and a new pilot project using generative AI in state government. Shapiro also addresses the rise of antisemitism, his role as a non-voting trustee at the University of Pennsylvania, and the need for bipartisan cooperation on key issues like education and public safety.
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Shapiro's Background
- Josh Shapiro successfully defended Pennsylvania's election process in 2020 against Trump's lawsuits.
- He won his 2022 gubernatorial race by a large margin, partially due to significant campaign funds.
Pennsylvania Voters
- Pennsylvania voters are discerning and tend to make late decisions in elections.
- Shapiro expects the upcoming election to be close.
Voter Priorities
- Voters often prioritize tangible concerns like the economy and crime.
- They may not always articulate concerns about democracy but worry about such topics like institutions.