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-But he’ll have to convince fellow lawmakers of his composition’s merits, some of whom are musicians themselves. Among them are Jesse Topper (R., Bradford), a proficient piano player <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ColonialCourtyardAtBedford/videos/767435687938082/?__tn__=%2CO">seen here performing</a> for residents of a senior living community in his district.
+But he’ll have to convince fellow lawmakers of his composition’s merits, some of whom are musicians themselves. Among them are Jesse Topper (R., Bedford), a proficient piano player <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ColonialCourtyardAtBedford/videos/767435687938082/?__tn__=%2CO">seen here performing</a> for residents of a senior living community in his district.
 
 There’s also Ann Flood (R., Northampton), a vocalist and wedding singer who got her start performing the national anthem in high school in honor of family friends serving in the first Gulf War and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/voteannflood/videos/497563309947500/?__tn__=%2CO">never stopped</a>. She&nbsp;called Diamond’s song “a catchy tune that really captures the heart of Pennsylvania.”