'Everyone Likes Trump Here': Battleground Pennsylvanians Not Into Biden's Plan For America

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania – In 2016, Donald Trump squeaked out a shocking electoral victory in Pennsylvania by flipping three counties that had previously been carried by Barack Obama. And it doesn't look like the enthusiasm for Trump has waned in the four years since his victory in the state.

Driving into the southeastern county of Northampton over the weekend, evidence of support for the president was readily apparent: road signs, bumper stickers, and flags peppered the landscape as I pulled into the quiet community. 

Bethlehem is a quintessential Pennsylvanian town that represents the dichotomies of rural and urban residents as well as academics and blue-collar workers. The city was home to Bethlehem Steel, one of the largest steel manufacturers in the world, for nearly 150 years. It is also home to prestigious educational institutes such as Lehigh University and Moravian College.