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In reply to the discussion: At this point does anybody have any doubt that it is gonna be Shapiro? [View all]Metaphorical
(2,634 posts)46. Pennsylvania
is a curious critter - one part industrial Midwest, one part gentrified Mid-Atlantic state, one part Appalachia. It's the eastern half of the United States in microcosm. It's also the fifth most populous state in the Union, just edging out Illinois, and tying with Illinois for electoral votes. It also tends to be closest to Michigan politically - the two usually vote the same way up and down the ticket, so if you can take Pennsylvania, you probably have Michigan as well, so yeah, it's usually considered part of the Midwest.
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At this point does anybody have any doubt that it is gonna be Shapiro? [View all]
ColinC
Jul 2024
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If the worst case scenario is losing PA gov after winning the presidency, I'm okay with it
ColinC
Jul 2024
#6
I hope so, Shapiro,as PA AG . stood up to Trump and would not overturn the votes for Biden in the last election. PA
debm55
Jul 2024
#10
I still like Mark Kelly for the role, but I would certainly be happy with Shapiro, too. nt
still-prayin4rain
Jul 2024
#14
We need PA, so he has a boost for that. Cooper MIGHT deliver NC, but I'm less certain...
hlthe2b
Jul 2024
#26