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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro says officials must "lead by example" amid dangerous campaign rhetoric
CBS News • • general
Key Points:
- Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro emphasized the need for lawmakers to "lead by example" amid escalating and "dangerous" campaign rhetoric as Election Day nears.
- Shapiro discussed threats against him and his family, including an arson attack on the governor's residence in 2025 following a Passover Seder, acknowledging the emotional toll but affirming it does not control him.
- He condemned cruelty and hateful rhetoric on the campaign trail, particularly highlighting the situation in Michigan's key Senate race, and stressed that such behavior makes everyone less safe.
- Despite the threats related to his faith, Shapiro expressed determination to continue his work and not let "the bad guys win," underscoring the importance of standing up against hate and restoring decency in the country.
