PA Rebellion Podcast – Ep. 11 – Do We Need an Official Language?
Reps. Eric Davanzo and Ryan Warner and host Jordan Frei discuss legislation designed to codify English as our official language. Why is this important safety issue?
Reps. Eric Davanzo and Ryan Warner and host Jordan Frei discuss legislation designed to codify English as our official language. Why is this important safety issue?
Reps. Eric Davanzo and Ryan Warner and host Jordan Frei discuss the PA Turnpike, Carbon Taxes, and Budget Addresses
Reps. Eric Davanzo and Ryan Warner and host Jordan Frei discuss the recent House Appropriations Committee Budget Hearings.
Rep. Eric Davanzo and host Jordan Frei are joined by Rep. Ryan Warner for discussion on Immigration, both legal and illegal, and how to address the issues that arise with cultural and language barriers.
Rep. Eric Davanzo and host Jordan Frei are joined by Rep. Ryan Warner for discussion on the Governor’s proposal for PA’s financial future. Should we play the high-stakes game of relying on vice to fund state government operations?
State Rep. Torren Ecker (R- Adams, Cumberland) welcomes Reps. Martina White and Ryan Warner to discuss their efforts to control the issues that have arisen associated with the surge of illegal immigration in PA and across the country.
State Rep. Torren Ecker (R- Adams, Cumberland) welcomes Reps. Mike Cabell and Ryan Warner to the studio to discuss the latest on House Appropriations Committee Budget Hearings.
State Rep. Torren Ecker (R- Adams, Cumberland) interviews fellow lawmaker Rep. Ryan Warner (R-Fayette, Westmoreland) about his legislation dealing with Video Tolls on the PA Turnpike.
The Pennsylvania House this week continued work on a package of bills designed to bolster the volunteer fire and ambulance companies that form the backbone of the Commonwealth’s emergency response network. The Helpers and Heroes Package addresses the crisis facing our first responders, with most companies having lost more than three quarters of their volunteer force.
House lawmakers have voted to support a 2019-20 General Fund budget that continues a multi-year effort to hold the line on taxes, fees and spending. Total state spending would be set at $33.997 billion, a 1.8% increase over the current fiscal year, which is in line with the rate of inflation. The plan provides for a record level of spending on education and includes a deposit of more than $250 million into the Rainy-Day Fund, the state’s primary “savings account.”
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