which was no great surprise whatsoever.
While I certainly do NOT condone it. It was outright wrong and the perpetrator belongs in jail for a lengthy stretch.
Still I am not surprised and I have no sympathy whatsoever for Josh Shapiro. Where was he when the left was running around vandalizing Teslas? Did he speak out once about the doxing campaign the left was pulling for years? Did he ever speak out about the rioting and arson committed by BLM?
I never heard a single peep.
That tells me he thought it was just fine by him or he would have spoken out.
What were you thinking when you kept quiet over the vandalism, looting, rioting and doxing? While we're at it, why didn't you speak out against the four counties that tried to steal the election of Dave McCormick to the Senate?
You may not realize it but you are the governor of a state that includes Democrats AND Republicans. We're ALL Pennsylvanians and none of us likes to see our property vandalized. We ALL deserve a fair shake.
Why did you not speak out? My guess is simply because it was the right that was being victimized and not your side. You probably liked seeing the wedge driven in deeper and deeper.
Your duty is to ALL Pennsylvanians, not just Democrats. Incidentally you might recall that the majority of Pennsylvanians voted for Dave McCormick and Donald Trump. What about them? Don't they deserve the same protection as anyone else?
Of course the left is going to make a big ballyhoo about your being a victim of arson but the right will correctly point out that you've tolerated vandalism against the right by not speaking out. In effect you have brought this on yourself to some extent.
Your previous silence speaks loudly. Streets are named after the attitude you have previously displayed, One Way.
Of course now you will most likely speak of the outrage now that you've had a taste of it but you get no sympathy from me. None.
I recently read a poll taken among Democrats and it said that 55% of them found the murder of a sitting, duly elected President of the United States to be acceptable to them. The doesn't speak very highly of your party. Remember, sauce for the goose, sauce for the gander.
While I certainly don't advocate violence against anyone except for clear-cut cases of self-defense, I can certainly say that it's a disgrace that as governor you have not spoken out against violence and defended people's right to life and property for ALL Pennsylvanians.
While it's a damned shame that you got burned out, I am not really surprised. Maybe this will serve as a wake-up call to get you to make the politically difficult decision to stop the violence.
Well said! Bravo!
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