Elected leaders must step up to 'Trump-proof' Pennsylvania | Editorial

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : "Of course, Newsom and Pritzker represent solidly blue states, so they can afford to be more forceful than Shapiro, who represents a swing state and must work with a divided legislature in a state Trump won with 50.4% of the vote.
46% : But the style and substance of all three governors -- and other elected officials -- will likely be tested once Trump takes office again.
37% : Yet in Philadelphia, even before Trump was elected, an advocacy group said immigrant students were not getting adequate support." READ MORE:
36% : Three years later, Shapiro successfully defended dozens of lawsuits Trump filed before and after Election Day in his widespread attempt to overturn the 2020 presidential outcome.
29% : Officials must be ready to defend against Donald Trump's policies that would put immigrants at risk and undermine health care, public education, the rule of law, and the environment.
28% : During his tenure, Kenney repeatedly stood up to Trump and forcefully called out his reckless policies and dangerous rhetoric.
27% : Shapiro and other sworn guardians of the Constitution are going to be tested if Trump and his reckless band of unqualified cabinet nominees follow through on plans to slash spending, fire federal workers, trample the rule of law, destroy public health, undo climate change initiatives, and implement their white Christian nationalist agenda.
15% : As Trump worked to overturn the 2020 election, Kenney told him to "put his big boy pants on" and accept defeat.
15% : The next four years look to be much worse as Trump takes the country into uncharted territory.

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