By Larry Kudlow
Donald Trump announces his new American industrialism, and that's the subject of "The Riff." On the very same day of the Wall Street Journal editorial that the Biden manufacturing boom never happened, and in fact U.S. industry output has been flat for two years, Mr. Trump gave an important speech in Savannah, Georgia on his plan for a new American… Read more »
By Hayden Sherry
Midstate Congressman Scott Perry was in Harrisburg visiting the Manufacturers’ Association.
Perry met with the association to discuss efforts to boost manufacturing in Central Pennsylvania.
He says we need to better prepare younger generations to take over the industry, and that the time to invest is now.
“It’s an investment for you,” Perry said. “It’s a risk,… Read more »
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Small business owners and business leaders from across Pennsylvania traveled to Harrisburg today to advocate their positions on a wide range of issues including small business tax reform, burdensome regulations and mandates, permitting reform, steep minimum wage hikes, and other measures that impact the state’s business climate and affordability.
The event, hosted… Read more »
Washington, D.C. – On March 8, U.S. Representative Scott Perry (PA-10), introduced two bills to prevent President Biden and Congressional Democrats from grossly misusing the Defense Production Act of 1950 (DPA) to advance “green” energy solutions under the auspice of National Security. The Bullets Not Batteries Act (H.R. 7601) and the Planes Not Panels Act (H.R. 7602) will prohibit… Read more »
By Bethany Rodgers
A bipartisan majority of Pennsylvania’s congressional delegation voted Wednesday in support of a potential ban on the popular social media platform TikTok, with three representatives dissenting.
Lawmakers have been exploring restrictions on the video-sharing app because of concerns about how the China-based company could use data harvested from American users.… Read more »
Washington, D.C. – Today, U.S. Representative Scott Perry (PA-10) called for real policy changes and decreased federal spending upon the passage of the fourth Continuing Resolution (CR) for FY24 (H.R. 7643). The week-long CR forces the House of Representatives to conduct two more CR votes by March 22, but most importantly, fails to address President Biden’s failed border policies. Rep.… Read more »
By Rachel Schilke
The House passed a bill on Wednesday that will transfer ownership of the Robert F. Kennedy Stadium land to the District of Columbia to revitalize the area, paving the way for district leaders to draw the Washington Commanders NFL team back to the district.
The D.C. Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium Campus Revitalization Act,… Read more »
By Zachary Halaschak, the Washington Examiner
Election-year politics threaten the passage of the bipartisan $78 billion child tax credit and business tax break bill.
The bill faces hurdles in the Senate and the House, even after clearing the House Ways and Means Committee in an overwhelming 40-3 vote.
Two big political winners of the… Read more »
By Emily Brooks, The Hill
A bipartisan deal that would reduce business taxes while expanding the child tax credit has set up a political dilemma for Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) as he weighs whether to bypass objections from within his own ranks to bring it to the floor as soon as next week.
Pushback to the tax bill from hard-line conservatives and Northeastern moderates… Read more »
“This is worse than the status quo,” said Representative Perry. “Republicans were not elected by our constituents to spend with reckless abandon, nor to vote for more federal spending without policy changes.” Read more »
