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An "American" problem
Audrey Thibert
Staff writer
Good morning.
During Thursday’s Monitor Breakfast in Washington, Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania struck a timely chord of reconciliation. Political violence, he said, is not a left- or right-wing problem, but an American one – “and we’ve all got to work together on it.”
