Today, we see the consequences of a lack of immunizations in the first measles-associated deaths that our commonwealth has seen in 35 years.

I got a serious job to do for the people of Pennsylvania.

I want to be clear: This illness and death from measles is completely preventable.

I don’t think it serves the interest of public health or slows the spread of this outbreak for me to get into a back-and-forth about conspiracy theories that are showing up online.

Donald Trump does not run elections here in Pennsylvania — or in any state.

Governor Shapiro is calling Planned Parenthood’s services ‘lifesaving care’ while fighting to keep taxpayer dollars flowing to the nation’s largest abortion chain.

Not so fast. Today’s SCOTUS decision does NOT deal with the substance of Trump’s unconstitutional Executive Order and does not mean his illegal attempt to restrict mail-in voting will go forward.

Those claims are inaccurate and misleading.

Unfortunately at a time where I needed the top ‘health expert’ in the nation to responsibly work with us to deal with this outbreak, he instead chose to go down a rabbit hole of conspiracy theories and false claims.

Secretary Kennedy has stoked confusion amongst parents and others – and the result has been less protection from measles and more cases.

Inaccurate and misleading

The bottom line about what’s happening here is this: The American people have turned against Israel in revulsion at the genocide and want to stop facilitating its crimes.

In a time when you had the state police who look out for us every day in need, the health community, healthcare community, stepped up to help them.

Another sad reminder of why we need stronger rail safety standards and laws to hold railroads accountable, especially after the disaster in East Palestine.

Shapiro said Kennedy was spreading misinformation about vaccine safety and scaring parents.

“I went 43-0, Trump went 0-43.”

Railroads transformed our commonwealth into a powerhouse of the industrial age and my administration is focused on continuing that legacy while responding to our communities’ needs and helping them grow.

This is how government is supposed to work.