JUSTTHENEWS (The Center Square Staff) - Shapiro backs Flock camera ban
“This is not something in the public interest,” he says. “I think law enforcement needs to have tools to keep communities safe. Flock cameras are not a tool that I support.”
“This is not something in the public interest,” he says. “I think law enforcement needs to have tools to keep communities safe. Flock cameras are not a tool that I support.”
The ensuing insults launched between Shapiro and Kennedy happened both on social media and during separate press conferences this week.
The coroner, Parsons said, confirmed that an infant who passed away "had measles" but did not "die of measles." "They have zero measles deaths," Parsons said of the coroner's office.
In September at an AI summit, Shapiro said the state was "leading the way" in AI and protecting the public at the same time. Recently, nine of the 17 projects on a "fast track" state permitting list were data centers.
On Tuesday, he signed a new executive order that he said put the "strictest guard rails in the nation" on the industry. The state, he said, has become filled with data center speculators.
Over the past five years, according to the Shapiro administration, researchers and companies in the state have secured more than 10,700 new life science patents, which is the fourth-highest total in the country.
“We're looking at $770 million in economic impact here,” Shapiro said in response to a question from The Center Square.
Many on both sides see Shapiro as a sensible Democrat who can compete nationwide. Time will tell how that plays out.