Josh Shapiro Torches JD Vance After Insult: He's A 'Total Phoney-Baloney'
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Shapiro, who is among those being considered as Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate, had no issue being compared to former President Barack Obama.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) isn’t too bothered by GOP vice presidential nominee JD Vance’s latest dig.
During a Friday appearance at Cheyney University, the country’s first historically Black university, a reporter asked Shapiro about comments Vance made during an interview on the “Full Send Podcast” in which he compared Shapiro’s voice to “a really bad impression of Barack Obama.”
Shapiro laughed off the insult, calling it “weird.”
“Barack Obama was probably our most gifted orator of my time,” Shapiro said.
Shapiro, who is among those being considered as Vice President Kamala Harris’ 2024 running mate, then lobbed his own insults at Vance.
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