Democrat Says Biden Supporters 'Should Stop Worrying And Start Working' To Beat Trump
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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro weighed in on polls in the state that show Biden and Trump essentially tied in a potential rematch with each other.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) on Sunday said supporters of President Joe Biden who are troubled by his low poll numbers should “stop worrying and start working.”
In an interview with ABC’s “This Week,” Shapiro was asked to weigh in on the fact that polls in Pennsylvania, a swing state that could determine the outcome of the 2024 presidential election, show Biden and former President Donald Trump essentially tied in a potential rematch with each other.
“Well, the race is close, but understand, the campaign hasn’t really even joined yet,” Shapiro said. “And this is the reason why we run races. And I would say to folks who are worried about the numbers, stop worrying and start working.”
Shapiro added that every time Pennsylvanians have gone to the polls after 2016, when they voted for Trump over Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, they have opposed extremists.
“What we have seen really since Donald Trump’s election here in 2016 is every other time Pennsylvanians have had the opportunity to go to the ballot, they have voted for freedom and against extremism,” Shapiro said. “They rejected Donald Trump in 2020. They voted for me by a historic margin in 2022.”
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