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Abington’s Josh Shapiro Plans to Run for Governor of Pennsylvania

2021-03-29

Attorney general Josh Shapiro, an Abington native and former Montgomery County commissioner, is planning to run for governor of Pennsylvania in 2021, writes Robert Huber for the Philadelphia Magazine.

Shapiro has established himself a progressive from the start as attorney general when he decided to take on the Catholic Church and proceeded with a grand jury investigation regarding a sexual abuse scandal that greeted him on the first day in office.

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Station1212

2021-04-10

and were super screwed then. hum paper BALLOTS will get him in. NO DOUBT IT WORKED FOR JOE BIDEN WHY NOT FOR THIS DOUBLE TALKER...

Lyn Olsen

2021-04-05

OMG please we need to not let this happen pennsylvanians.

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