Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro (D) criticized Vice President Vance's language in foreign policy speeches, describing it as 'dangerous' and 'destructive' on the world stage. Shapiro expressed concern over the rhetoric used by both the president and the vice president, suggesting it attempts to divide Americans.
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Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro Criticizes Vice President Vance's Foreign Policy Language
Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania has criticized Vice President Vance's language in foreign policy speeches, labeling it as 'dangerous' and 'destructive.' Shapiro raised concerns about the divisive nature of the rhetoric used by the administration.
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Shapiro calls Vance’s language in foreign policy speeches ‘dangerous and destructive’
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Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro Criticizes Vice President Vance's Foreign Policy Language