Rep. Dan Meuser (R-PA) implied that Gov. Josh Shapiro’s (D-PA) disagreement with President Donald Trump might be responsible following an arson attack on Shapiro’s residence.
During a Thursday interview with Newsmax, Meuser addressed the issue as follows:
attack
Initially, they claimed that inflammatory language wasn’t to blame but instead put the responsibility on Shapiro.
“Let’s look at the bigger picture,” he said. “When you have a Tesla car bomb set outside of Trump hotel and blows up virtually and there’s no denouncing right from the left… So the things like that also just add to this.”
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“There was some disagreement between me and Governor Shapiro over his statement claiming that President Trump poses an existential threat to democracy. He also inaccurately asserted that President Trump’s administration had withheld funds meant for feeding needy Pennsylvanians, preventing them from getting food—a total fabrication,” he explained.
When you express such sentiments, it fosters— it generates animosity.
Meuser has
indicated
that he might contest Shapiro for the gubernatorial position in 2026. The assault
has been associated with antisemitism
by local authorities.
Watch the video below from Newsmax or click the link.
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