You are correct, on both points.
Even though it is a backhanded endorsement, as a resident pf W PA, I know how left the PPG has been for decades.
The lefties must really want to cover their collective asses over the coming Tsunami.
Posted on 11/01/2020 9:33:05 AM PST by Henry Cavendish
"...Finally, let’s talk about one of the most important concerns in this region — energy. Under Mr. Trump the United States achieved energy independence for the first time in the lifetimes of most of us. Where would Western Pennsylvania be without the Shell Petrochemical Complex (the “cracker plant”)?..."
It’s a rather begrudging endorsement for Trump. They also endorsed Parnell a few days ago, I believe.
Is this a widely read newspaper for the area?
Its one of the Major papers in Western PA- it usually endorses democrats. This is the first Republican Endorsement since 1972.
Even left wing newspapers in Dem cities are now endorsing the Trumpster.
Trump is a force of nature.
I notice the author of the article insists on calling our President “Mr. Trump.” President Trump should be addressed as President Trump, or Mr. President.
Nobody loves a loser, and Biden is a loser.
The next few days will see all sorts of political hacks covering their tracks and jumping on the Trump bandwagon.
After the election, THEN the media will finally tell the truth about the worst candidate with the worst campaign in history.
Journalists these days barely make minimum wage these days, gotta cut them a little slack for that. Would you like fries with that newspaper?
You are correct, on both points.
Even though it is a backhanded endorsement, as a resident pf W PA, I know how left the PPG has been for decades.
The lefties must really want to cover their collective asses over the coming Tsunami.
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Pennsylvania is now Trump Country.
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