On Nov. 15, we gathered to dedicate the Kreutz Creek bridge in Windsor Township to Pvt. Myles Albert Ness, a World War I veteran and York County native. This bridge will forever serve as a reminder of Ness and his service to our country.
In this special interview, I spoke to Ron Cohen, Master Chief, U.S. Navy, Ret. Ron's passion for our country, Armed Forces and patriotic music is clear. I hope hearing his story inspires gratitude for veterans and pride in our country.
In this interview, I had the privilege of sitting down with District 94 resident and veteran Albert Smoker, ET-3, U.S. Navy, Ret. It was an honor to chat with Albert about his time traveling around the country during his service in the Navy.
In this special interview, I had the privilege of sitting down with District 94 resident and veteran Norman Crone, E-6, U.S.A.F./Army Air Corps, Ret. Norm shared powerful memories from his service in both World War II and the Korean War—stories that are not only inspiring but a living testament to our nation’s history. As we prepare to mark Veterans Day, I’ll be spotlighting more local heroes who have served our country with honor.
House Democrats want to talk about infant mortality but refuse to address the more than 800,000 deaths caused by abortions each year. Whether a baby dies from medical complications or abortion, the result is tragically the same. We must protect the lives of ALL babies.
Today, the House Intergovernmental Affairs and Operations Committee approved, on a party-line vote, an amendment stripping key historic substance from the "Day of the Bible" in Pennsylvania - House Resolution 278. This amendment, offered and approved by House Democrats, stripped the resolution entirely of its substance, denying the undoubted historical connection between The Bible and the founding of our nation, as well as Pennsylvania's role in publishing and preserving God's word.
While the General Assembly remains in a budget impasse, I have been busy working in District 94. Between hosting events, classes and scheduling town halls, there is no shortage of work to do. As you likely know, the push to eliminate school property taxes in PA is among my top priorities. Pennsylvania is nearing a fiscal cliff, so it's key this legislation is passed.
I offered an amendment to House Bill 1646. While it did not receive approval, I will continue pushing back on government interference and advocating for our small businesses through the amendment process.
The America First of Pennsylvania Caucus wishes you a happy Independence Day! God bless America!
The constitutionally mandated deadline to approve a state budget is less than a week away. While a deal between leaders in both chambers has not been reached yet, I wanted to remind you of the key forces at play. We need to cut spending to shield you from tax hikes.
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