Shapiro and Cox push bipartisan warning on political violence, disagree on social media accountability

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Two leading governors from opposite sides of the political spectrum joined forces this week to preach unity and condemn political violence, but they split on strategies to target polarization in the United States. 

Govs. Josh Shapiro (D-PA) and Spencer Cox (R-UT) made a joint appearance on Tuesday evening, musing about rising tensions, particularly in the wake of political activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination in Utah and an arson attack on the Pennsylvania governor’s private residence.  

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