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By Curtis Houck With Republicans holding a razor-thin House majority and President Biden struggling to build momentum against former President Trump, there’s no limit to how far the liberal media will go into interfere in the presidential election. Such an odious example came up on Wednesday as CNN.com eagerly published an account using audio from a private House Oversight… Read more »

NFIB 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 »

By Ace Vincent Leading Republican Reps. Andy Ogles, Tom Tiffany, and Scott Perry, along with a coalition of Senate Republicans, are spearheading an effort to thwart President Joe Biden’s proposed plan to resettle Palestinians in the United States.  This initiative reflects a broader conservative response to what they perceive as a threat to national security and a mismanagement… Read more »

Legislative Update  Dear Friend,    Here is a summary of what we did in the U.S. House of Representatives this week. Watch this week's legislative update here.  … Read more »

By Justin Harclerode  Opening remarks, as prepared, of Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management Subcommittee Chairman Scott Perry (R-PA) from today’s hearing, entitled, “Disaster Mitigation: Reviewing the Effectiveness and Costs of FEMA’s Resilience Programs”: I want to thank our witness, Ms. Victoria Salinas, the Senior Official Performing the… Read more »

 By Andres Picon A House Transportation and Infrastructure subcommittee will question a Federal Emergency Management Agency official this week on the agency’s disaster mitigation spending. The hearing of the Subcommittee on Economic Development, Public Buildings and Emergency Management — led by Chair Scott Perry (R-Pa.) and ranking member Dina Titus (D-Nev.) — will be the… Read more »

Legislative Update  Dear Friend,   I hope you and your family had a blessed week. Here is a summary of what we did in the U.S. House of Representatives this week. Watch this… Read more »

By Sarah Wilson The US House of Representatives is expected to vote Saturday night on four separate bills — three would provide aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan, the other would advance border security measures. “This is a foreign aid package that’s not paid for in any way and is not related to the border in any way,” Republican Midstate Congressman Scott Perry said, referring to the… Read more »

By Rachel Schilke The House advanced Speaker Mike Johnson‘s (R-LA) four-pronged foreign aid legislation through a procedural vote on Friday, largely thanks to House Democrats who helped push it over the line, setting up for a final vote on the package this weekend. Though rule votes historically fall along party lines, several hard-line House GOP members have… Read more »

By Rachel Schilke Hard-line House Republicans are coming out in strong opposition to House Speaker Mike Johnson‘s (R-LA) four-pronged foreign aid package, particularly over a stipulation in the Ukraine aid bill that the loan can be canceled by the president in a few years — a move that some are calling a “joke.” Johnson’s long-awaited four-bill… Read more »