Governor Josh Shapiro

And people in my state are going to pay more than most because our number one export target is Canada. And so whether it's Kentucky bourbon or our aerospace exports, we get hit and we get hit hard.

Oh, Medicaid cuts would be devastating for Kentucky, but really all of rural America. So Medicaid covers the people that we love the most, our parents and our kids. Half of Kentucky's kids are covered by Medicaid. 70% of our long-term care costs for our seniors are covered by Medicaid. So what happens when you cut Medicaid? Kids see the doctor less.

Oh, Medicaid cuts would be devastating for Kentucky, but really all of rural America. So Medicaid covers the people that we love the most, our parents and our kids. Half of Kentucky's kids are covered by Medicaid. 70% of our long-term care costs for our seniors are covered by Medicaid. So what happens when you cut Medicaid? Kids see the doctor less.

Oh, Medicaid cuts would be devastating for Kentucky, but really all of rural America. So Medicaid covers the people that we love the most, our parents and our kids. Half of Kentucky's kids are covered by Medicaid. 70% of our long-term care costs for our seniors are covered by Medicaid. So what happens when you cut Medicaid? Kids see the doctor less.

Our parents and grandparents aren't with us as long, don't get the same level of care. But Medicaid and expanded Medicaid are critical to rural healthcare. If they go through with these cuts, virtually every rural hospital will close. That's typically the second largest employer behind the public school in so many of these rural communities.

Our parents and grandparents aren't with us as long, don't get the same level of care. But Medicaid and expanded Medicaid are critical to rural healthcare. If they go through with these cuts, virtually every rural hospital will close. That's typically the second largest employer behind the public school in so many of these rural communities.

Our parents and grandparents aren't with us as long, don't get the same level of care. But Medicaid and expanded Medicaid are critical to rural healthcare. If they go through with these cuts, virtually every rural hospital will close. That's typically the second largest employer behind the public school in so many of these rural communities.

And so think about it from the job loss, but think about it from this way. It's not just those on Medicaid. It's everybody else who is going to see the doctor in their community when their rural hospital closes has to drive two hours to a bigger city to see the same doctor who had to move because they lost their job. This will be... devastating, devastating across the country.

And so think about it from the job loss, but think about it from this way. It's not just those on Medicaid. It's everybody else who is going to see the doctor in their community when their rural hospital closes has to drive two hours to a bigger city to see the same doctor who had to move because they lost their job. This will be... devastating, devastating across the country.

And so think about it from the job loss, but think about it from this way. It's not just those on Medicaid. It's everybody else who is going to see the doctor in their community when their rural hospital closes has to drive two hours to a bigger city to see the same doctor who had to move because they lost their job. This will be... devastating, devastating across the country.

And it'll make a country that needs to get more healthy, less healthy.

And it'll make a country that needs to get more healthy, less healthy.

And it'll make a country that needs to get more healthy, less healthy.

I think it's three things. It's focus on the core concerns that Americans wake up with in the morning. It's talking to people like they're real people, not using all the sanitized language that's been out there. And third is sharing your why. So if you start with focusing on people's everyday worries, when most people wake up in the morning, they're not thinking about politics.

I think it's three things. It's focus on the core concerns that Americans wake up with in the morning. It's talking to people like they're real people, not using all the sanitized language that's been out there. And third is sharing your why. So if you start with focusing on people's everyday worries, when most people wake up in the morning, they're not thinking about politics.

I think it's three things. It's focus on the core concerns that Americans wake up with in the morning. It's talking to people like they're real people, not using all the sanitized language that's been out there. And third is sharing your why. So if you start with focusing on people's everyday worries, when most people wake up in the morning, they're not thinking about politics.

They're thinking about their job and whether they make enough to support their family. They're thinking about their next doctor's appointment for themselves or their parents or their kids. They're thinking about the roads and bridges they drive every day. They're thinking about the public school they drop their kids off at, and they're thinking about how safe they feel in their community.

They're thinking about their job and whether they make enough to support their family. They're thinking about their next doctor's appointment for themselves or their parents or their kids. They're thinking about the roads and bridges they drive every day. They're thinking about the public school they drop their kids off at, and they're thinking about how safe they feel in their community.

They're thinking about their job and whether they make enough to support their family. They're thinking about their next doctor's appointment for themselves or their parents or their kids. They're thinking about the roads and bridges they drive every day. They're thinking about the public school they drop their kids off at, and they're thinking about how safe they feel in their community.

Now, if you don't feel secure in all of those areas, it's really hard to reach another issue or cause no matter how much you care about it because you're worried about your family. So for me, listen, I always stand up for my beliefs. I've vetoed a lot of nasty discriminatory bills. but I'm always out there trying to create that next job, trying to make healthcare more accessible.