Josh Shapiro knocks Biden's record, says Democrats failed to deliver results Americans could ‘see or feel’

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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, a potential 2028 Democratic presidential contender, is criticizing former President Joe Biden and his administration for failing to deliver results for Americans. "The Biden-Harris administration didn't provide those specific tangible things that people could see or feel," Shapiro said this week during an appearance on the "Raging Moderates" podcast that comes amid a slew of interviews the governor's giving as part of the rollout of his new memoir, "Where We Keep the Light: Stories From a Life of Service." Shapiro, who is running for re-election this year in the crucial northeastern battleground state, has taken some jabs at Biden and former Vice President Kamala Harris , who may end up being a rival for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination. The governor, in his interview, gave what he called "a very specific, concrete example" of the Biden-Harris administration's failing optics. SHAPIRO REJECTS CLAIM HIS BOOK IS A RESPONSE TO KAMALA HARRIS CRITICISM "One of the biggest things holding back our rural communities is a lack of high-speed, affordable internet," Shapiro said as he pointed to his home state. The governor added that he "was incredibly proud of President Biden when they got that infrastructure bill passed to provide the billions of dollars that were needed to plug everybody in, connect everybody in Pennsylvania. But, he added, "Do you know how many people ... this many years later, have been connected to high-speed affordable internet thanks to President Biden’s law in Pennsylvania? Zero. Because the dollars were never driven out." JOSH SHAPIRO ACCUSES HARRIS' VETTING TEAM OF MAKING DISRESPECTFUL COMMENTARY TOWARDS HIS WIFE Shapiro used the episode to contrast the former president's style of governing with his own. "That broadband example is just one where I think there's a real difference in approach. I'm about concrete, get s--- done, show your work and not just talking about it," the governor added. Fox News Digita…