Gov. Josh Shapiro makes easily winnable bets on Eagles against Kansas, Missouri governors.
“Pennsylvania is home to the greatest small businesses in the country, and while I love to share the best Pennsylvania has to offer with my friends in other states, the Eagles have been so good this season that I’m willing to double down on a win this week,” said Shapiro in a statement, adding, of course, “Go Birds!”
Manuel Bonder, Shapiro’s press secretary, said the governor looks forward to “cheering on the Birds alongside the governors of Arizona, Missouri, and Kansas and being an ambassador for all Pennsylvania has to offer.”
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