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Senator Doug Mastriano, Republican candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his campaign and push to become Governor. First, Dom asks Mastriano to reintroduce himself to the audience, telling of his long resume of service, serving and teaching for the U.S. Army. Then, Dom asks Mastriano for his top issues, with Mastriano stressing the importance of law and order in particular, alluding to the ridiculous spike in crime in Philadelphia. After that, Giordano asks Mastriano about why he hasn’t utilized the downfalls of progressive policies here in Philadelphia to his advantage, with Mastriano previewing multiple upcoming trips to the Southeastern Pennsylvania region. Then, Giordano gets Mastriano’s thoughts on abortions, particularly which exceptions he’d allow, with Mastriano explaining that he’s a constitutionalist first and foremost, and that his personal thoughts don’t matter, telling that the decision on abortion would be left completely to the voters if he were elected. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
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Senator Doug Mastriano, Republican candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his campaign and push to become Governor. First, Dom asks Mastriano to reintroduce himself to the audience, telling of his long resume of service, serving and teaching for the U.S. Army. Then, Dom asks Mastriano for his top issues, with Mastriano stressing the importance of law and order in particular, alluding to the ridiculous spike in crime in Philadelphia. After that, Giordano asks Mastriano about why he hasn’t utilized the downfalls of progressive policies here in Philadelphia to his advantage, with Mastriano previewing multiple upcoming trips to the Southeastern Pennsylvania region. Then, Giordano gets Mastriano’s thoughts on abortions, particularly which exceptions he’d allow, with Mastriano explaining that he’s a constitutionalist first and foremost, and that his personal thoughts don’t matter, telling that the decision on abortion would be left completely to the voters if he were elected. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

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