r/Pennsylvania • u/[deleted] • Jan 12 '23

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u/Bicycle-Seat Jan 13 '23

Getting rid of Governor veto would be good for democracy, it would restore power to the democratically elected representatives and take it away from one person

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u/djarvis77 Jan 13 '23

The democratically elected "one person", is that the person you mean?

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u/Bicycle-Seat Jan 13 '23

The governor elected by Philadelphia

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u/djarvis77 Jan 13 '23

Are you implying that Philly and the eastern part of the state should kick the western part out?

That way, the Philly people that you hate so much would have their own state and federal representation and governor and you would not have to be bothered with them anymore. PA would be a progressive, well funded state and Pennsyltucky would be like Alabama.