Response to Governor's Budget Address
Rep. Ryan Warner responds to the governor's annual budget address.
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Shapiro’s Proposed Budget is a Guaranteed Tax Increase
Rep. Ryan Warner responds to Gov. Josh Shapiro’s proposed $51.47 billion budget proposal for the 2025-26 Fiscal Year. The plan would increase spending by $3.5 billion, or 7.5%, over the current year and would deplete the state’s surplus funds.
Costly, Misguided Education Funding Proposal
PA State Rep. Ryan Warner explains the many issues with the House Democrats' education funding proposal
What the PA Constitution Says
Rep. Ryan Warner explains why the RGGI tax scheme requires legislative approval per the Constitution of Pennsylvania.
Reducing Medicaid Fraud
During a budget hearing, Rep. Ryan Warner asks DHS how often it is checking basic eligibility for Medicaid such as residency and death records.
Impact on Pennsylvanians' Energy Bills
Rep. Ryan Warner looks for clarity from DEP on the logistics of Pennsylvania joining RGGI and what would happen to planned revenues if RGGI was halted by the courts
Freezing Tuition
Rep. Ryan Warner asks the leaders of PA's State-Related Universities if they would subject themselves to Right-to-Know laws and if the governor’s 7% increase is enough to freeze tuition for next year.
Asking About EITC Program
During a budget hearing, Rep. Ryan Warner asks the Department of Education to clarify its opinion of the EITC program.
Citizens Notified of Potential Fraud?
When Rep. Ryan Warner tried to find out whether citizens are notified of potential fraud in their name, the L&I secretary seemed unable or unwilling to answer.
Warner Votes to Reject Wolf’s Authoritarian Job-Killing Energy Tax
Rep. Ryan Warner (R-Fayette/Westmoreland) joined a majority in the state House Wednesday in voting to reject Gov. Tom Wolf’s efforts to enroll the Commonwealth in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI).
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