The third party, founded by Andrew Yang, continues to endorse major party members who exemplify its ideas of “opposing extremism and seeking common ground.”
By Lauren Jessop
Beth Ann Rosica: House Dems vote to establish monopoly in school director training
School board members are required to undergo training. House Dems want to ensure that it’s only through a group friendly to them.
By Beth Ann Rosica
Nathan Benefield: Don’t ignore the destructive ideas coming out of Harrisburg
Pennsylvania lawmakers have introduced and advanced extreme, harmful policy ideas and tax hikes.
By Nathan Benefield
D’Orsie + Rowe: A new day has, indeed, dawned in the Pennsylvania State House
Democratic House leadership has overpromised and underperformed — while turning a blind eye to misconduct in their caucus.
By Joe D’Orsie + David Rowe
Rep. Seth Grove: What we (didn’t) learn from the 2024 budget hearings
“Analysis can’t be used as an excuse for paralysis,” Shapiro says. But some of his plans seem to have had little thought put into the details at all.
By Rep. Seth Grove
Independent Fiscal Office warns Shapiro budget misses revenue mark by $8 billion
The governor looks to balance his budget on overly optimistic projections.
By Taylor Millard
Seth Grove: The surplus, the rainy day fund, and why Shapiro’s budget gets it wrong
Shapiro should return to the sensible budgeting techniques he employed before he became governor.
By Rep. Seth Grove
Shapiro proposes $48.3 billion budget
The governor’s plan would dip into the state’s rainy day fund instead of raising taxes.
By Steve Ulrich
Five things to watch in the Governor’s budget address
Shapiro will likely discuss education and public transit, among other issues.
By Steve Ulrich