Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro says on threats: "It weighs on me, but it doesn't control me"

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Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania discussed threats made against him and his family, particularly concerning their religious beliefs, during an interview on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan." He stated that while these threats affect him personally, they do not deter him from his duties. Shapiro emphasized the importance of standing up to hate and leading by example to restore decency in the country.

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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, a Democrat seeking reelection in 2026, addressed threats against him and his family on CBS's "Face the Nation," saying, "It weighs on me, but it doesn't control me." Speaking about dangerous campaign rhetoric that has escalated in states like Michigan during key Senate races, Shapiro emphasized the need for lawmakers to "lead by example" and promote kindness rather than engage in cruelty. He highlighted a specific incident from 2025 when his family celebrated Passover at the governor's residence and faced threats as a result of their religious observance. Shapiro noted that since then, even more individuals have threatened him and his wife based on their identity and beliefs.

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