He voted Trump in 2016, Biden in 2020. He’s the kind of voter candidates are desperate to swing
The Guardian -

Small business owner Scott Richardson chose Trump to shake things up but a strong economy means he’s sticking with BidenFor the past 35 years, Scott Richardson and his wife, Theresa, have run a small, cheerful restaurant and catering business outside Philadelphia. Occasionally Yours has long been a community meeting spot in the town of Swarthmore. More recently, it has taken on another, unexpected, role – on the stage of national politics.Richardson is an independent-minded small business owner...

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