Josh Shapiro once wrote that peace ‘will never come’ to the Middle East. He says his views have changed over 30 years.

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  1. Guess it’s safe to say Shapiro won’t be the VP pick, unless Harris’ campaign wants to risk losing her momentum. This plus the aide scandal are pure political poison for him

  2. it’s a terrible, basically indefensible thing he said but he was like 20 years old and the arab community in pennslyvania likes him alot. he now says israel deserves some blame for the lack of a two state solution and it’s needed immediately.

    he shouldn’t be the nominee cause of how he hired a completely disgraced party head for his transition team who completely dropped the ball on sexual harassment and the sexual harassment situation with his senior aide. but i don’t think this is a big deal.

  3. wettestsalamander76 on

    Pure political poison along with the Harassment case with his senior aide.

  4. PicklePanther9000 on

    He accidentally said the truth back then. Now that hes a politician, he has to support a 2-state solution between two parties that dont want a 2-state solution

  5. Oh dear, the intra party fighting is gonna get nasty the second he’s announced. 200K likes on TikTok posts calling it the “Genocide Ticket” incoming.

  6. I will repeat what I have said for days now. No VP candidate has swung a state that otherwise would have voted for the other ticket since maybe Johnson in 1960 (and that is debatable too)

    Harris will win or lose Pennsylvania on her merit. People vote based on who is the top of the ticket.

    Buttiegieg is legit the best option because he is really good as a communicator and at delivering the message.

    Harris/Buttigieg 2024!!

  7. Whether or not it’s fair — this election is all about vibes.

    I like Shapiro, but I’m worried he poses a bigger threat to Kamala’s vibes than the other options.

    Like it or not, Gen Z controls a bigger piece of the conversation these days than young people ever have, with the prevalence of social media. They may not be the biggest voting block, but they have an outsized influence on the conversation.

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