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POPE: Josh Shapiro’s Department of Self-Promotion – DV Journal

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(This column first appeared in Broad + Liberty.) It’s become increasingly common for elected officials to live in permanent campaign mode and use

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POPE: Josh Shapiro’s Department of Self-Promotion – DV Journal

(This column first appeared in Broad + Liberty.) It’s become increasingly common for elected officials to live in permanent campaign mode and use

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Pippy Sworn In As Adjutant General

Governor Josh Shapiro administered the oath of office to Major General John R. Pippy, Pennsylvania’s 55th adjutant general and head of the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA). In addition to his cabinet-level position, Pippy also assumes command of the Pennsylvania National Guard, the third largest in the nation. Unanimously confirmed by the Pennsylvania State Senate on Feb. 4, MG Pippy, a western Pennsylvania native and a West Po…

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Shapiro swears in Pippy to lead PA National Guard at FTIG ceremony

John R. Pippy was formally recognized as the state's 55th adjutant general of the state Department of Military Affairs at a ceremony at Fort Indiantown Gap on Friday, Feb. 28.

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Major General John R. Pippy Sworn in as PA’s 55th Adjutant General, Assumes Command of PA National Guard

From Pennsylvania Department of Military and Veterans Affairs Photo courtesy of Katherine McAdoo on Unsplash On Friday, Feb. 28, Governor Josh Shapiro administered the oath of office to Major General John R. Pippy, Pennsylvania’s 55th adjutant general and head of the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA). In addition to his cabinet-level position, Pippy also assumes command of the Pennsylvania National Guard, the third largest in th…

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