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Pennsylvania politicians have earned the ire of gun rights advocates around the country after the state’s lawmakers voted to require individuals under protective orders to surrender their guns within 24 hours.
The bill, known as HB 2060, overwhelmingly passed the state’s house by a 131-62 vote. The bill’s sponsors included urban Democrats as well as some Republicans. It is slated to replace Pennsylvania’s current law, which requires individuals who have been deemed by courts to be a threat to themselves or others to surrender their firearms to a
First-term Republican representative Brian Fitzpatrick, who is being challenged by Democratic candidate Scott Wallace in Pennsylvania’s 1st congressional district, has opened up a slight lead in the toss-up race.
Fitzpatrick is currently garnering the support of 50 percent of likely voters in the district to Wallace’s 46 percent of support, according to a new poll from Monmouth University. The poll was conducted between Sep. 27 and Oct. 1.
I’ve been in and out of the Capitol all week and wanted to update you on an important bill we’ve been tracking. With midterm elections looming and only a few session days left, lawmakers must prioritize this legislation.
HB 2571 enforces the Supreme Court decision in Janus v. AFSCME, which freed public sector workers from paying agency fees to a union they didn’t join, just to keep their jobs. Nearly one-third of impacted workers aren’t aware of the case. Unions would like it to stay this way.
HB 2571 would require employers to alert public sector workers they don’t have to join a union or pay a fee if they reject membership. It would also align state
Welcome to“Mike’s Memo,” an update on what’s happening in the 48th Senatorial District and the State Capitol. If you haven’t done so already, please take a moment to visit my website at www.senatorfolmer.comto learn more about my legislative priorities issues that may affect you and your family.
Week of October 8, 2018 Flood Recovery Aid Available to Local Governments
To assist flood recovery efforts in areas of northcentral and eastern PA, $6.25 million is available for streambank restoration and recovery efforts by local communities. The PA Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) will provide the required cost-share so eligible projects will be available at no cost
I’m pleased to invite you to an on-site mobile shredding event on Saturday, Oct. 20, 9–11:30 a.m., in the parking lot of my district office, 4290 William Flinn Highway, in Allison Park.
Secure collection of personal documents will be provided at no charge. There is a limit of two 13-gallon bags or boxes. No books, magazines or metal (stapled papers are OK).
For more information, please call my district office at 412-487-6605.
Mackenzie Welcomes Start of Maternal Mortality Review Committee
New committee formed to address maternal deaths following passage of new law authored by Lehigh County lawmaker
HARRISBURG – As directed under a new law authored by state Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (R-Lehigh/Berks), the governor this week announced the creation of Pennsylvania’s Maternal Mortality Review Committee.
“The idea for this legislation was brought to me by individuals in my district who are members of the Pennsylvania Section of the American Congress of Obstetricians and
After Six Years of Debate and Votes, Minority Leader Takes Away the People’s Vote, Knowles Says
HARRISBURG – Rep. Jerry Knowles (R-Berks/Carbon/Schuylkill) today identified the individual responsible for obstructing the chance for the voters of Pennsylvania to decide next year about whether to reduce the size of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives or not.
“Thanks to Minority Democrat Leader Frank Dermody’s mischief, House Bill 153 may just die this session, thereby denying the people of Pennsylvania the ability to decide,” Knowles said. “While the Democrat leader often claims to be ‘for the
Alex Trebek, iconic “Jeopardy!” host, moderated the sole debate Monday between Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf and his opponent, Republican Scott Wagner. Not everyone was happy with Trebek’s performance. (Image source: WHTM-TV video screenshot)
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Alex Trebek was behind the microphone — but this was no game show.
No, the iconic host of “Jeopardy!” was moderating the sole debate Monday between Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf and his opponent, Republican Scott Wagner.
But to some observers, Trebek stole the show — and in the worst possible way.
Monday, October 8th, 2018
