I can’t believe the turn out last Wednesday!

Jim keep up the great work you do for all, Thank you.

Nice having u here Buddy

Try doing something for the tax payers instead of supporting your party's stupid positions. You're supposed to represent Americans, not illegals or Muslim thieves.

As of mid-February 2026, Governor Josh Shapiro is facing scrutiny from Pennsylvania lawmakers, with investigations focused on the use of state funds for improvements to his private residence and a separate lawsuit alleging retaliation against state police officers. Subpoenas over Private Residence Spending: Pennsylvania Senate Republicans authorized subpoenas in December 2025 to investigate over $1 million in taxpayer-funded security upgrades and renovations made to Shapiro’s personal home in Montgomery County following an arson incident in April 2025. The investigation aims to review records from vendors and the Pennsylvania State Police regarding the necessity and extent of these upgrades. Whistleblower Lawsuit: Two Pennsylvania State Police troopers filed a federal lawsuit against Shapiro, the state, and state police leaders, alleging they faced retaliation and "hostile treatment" after reporting payroll fraud within the department. Land Dispute Lawsuit: In February 2026, it was reported that Shapiro and his neighbors are engaged in competing lawsuits over a property boundary, with the neighbors alleging the governor unlawfully took over a portion of their land to build a security fence. Previous Accusations: Reports from 2023 indicated criticism regarding how his administration handled a sexual harassment scandal involving a former top aide, Mike Vereb. Shapiro's office has defended the expenditures at his private home as necessary security measures following an arson attempt. In the retaliation lawsuit, the state police denied the allegations, stating they take misconduct claims seriously. As of early 2026, Shapiro has not been criminally charged with fraud or corruption.