Category: Congressional News

  • Barletta Speaks To Students At St. Jude School

    Wilkes-Barre Times Leader U.S. Representative Lou Barletta, R-Hazleton, recently visited with middle school students at St. Jude School in Mountain Top. The congressman spent time with the students discussing how he got […]

  • Heckler: Voter Fraud Investigation Continues

    Doylestown Intelligencer Bucks County District Attorney David Heckler plans to “dive back into” a voter fraud investigation that has taken a back seat to more pressing cases in recent weeks. […]

  • Marcellus Shale Industry Doesn’t Need Extraction Tax

    Jim Cawley Harrisburg Patriot-News One of the persistent myths about Pennsylvania’s Marcellus gas industry is that it pays no taxes and that we are all losing out on the wealth […]

  • Voters Give Corbett Positive Job Approval Rating

    Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Gov. Tom Corbett has received a positive job approval by state voters, a poll released this morning said. The Republican governor is enjoying a 44-36 percent job approval, […]

  • Biden’s ‘Terrorist’ Gaffe

    Politico Politico reported that Joe Biden had made a deeply unfortunate comment. In response to the remarks of Rep. Mike Doyle (D-Penn.) about the Tea Party and fiscal conservatives that […]

  • U.S. Rep. Kelly Leans Toward Backing Revamped Boehner Debt Plan

    Erie Times-News As the federal government stares down an unprecedented government default, U.S. Rep. Mike Kelly, of Butler, said he is still leaning toward supporting the debt-ceiling proposal crafted by […]

  • Pennsylvania Film Tax Credit Program May Expand

    Pittsburgh Business Journal Gov. Tom Corbett said Thursday that he hoped to expand the commonwealth’s film production tax credit when Pennsylvania’s budget circumstances allowed. Speaking at the “The Dark Knight Rises” […]

  • Corbett Signs Drunken Boating Bill

    Mike Dawson Centre Daily Times Gov. Tom Corbett signed into law Monday a bill that strengthens penalties against people convicted of driving a watercraft while under the influence of drugs […]

  • Corbett Keeps Promise

    Altoona Mirror While campaigning for governor, Tom Corbett pledged to balance Pennsylvania’s budget without raising taxes. While facing a $4 billion dollar structural deficit, many thought the governor’s promise would […]