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DePasquale’s successful campaign means a lot more to Pennsylvania than it does to the man himself. Not only can we expect an honest politician to be our auditor general, but we can also expect his straight-shooter attitude to positively impact statewide policy. Check out what Philly.com has to say about him: He was elected to the House in 2006, the…..
With the outing of Secretary of Education Ron Tomalis’ cheating on PSSA test scores, teachers and parents alike are questioning the actions taken, and those not taken. Corruption in education is never an easy topic, but former teacher Kathleen Clingan expresses her views as follows: Regarding “Pa. Districts Show Steep Drop in Test Scores” (Sept. 22): How dare Ron Tomalis,…..
With the voter ID problem coming to a close, it is a good time to reflect and figure out how this issue came into being. Tim Potts weighs in the discussion to excavate some unsettling processes that Pennsylvania could do without. What went wrong with Voter ID? The law will be toothless in November. Election workers may still ask for…..
Lame Duck Alive and Kicking Well, no sooner did we tell you that the House and Senate both had agreed not to hold session after the election than House Speaker Sam Smith, Jefferson, breathed life into the old bird. On July 31, Smith sent a memo to all members of the House adding four session days after the election: November…..
Tim Potts will be on 90.5 Essential Public Radio today speaking about allegations that three members of the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board accepted gifts and favors from particular businesses. Listen in at noon to hear the full story. Yesterday, the The Philadelphia Inquirer reported that three officials on the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board had accepted gifts and favors from businesses…..
It looks like there is finally a push to sell off the state liquor stores, shaking up the economy of alcohol sales across the state. Although there are still roadblocks in the way, there are some trying to change the way in which Pennsylvanians can imbibe. The majority of Pennsylvanians want to sell off the state run liquor stores completely,…..
With more eyes focusing on the governor’s budget, more and more people are willing to share their thoughts on how we should handle the state’s financial issues. This is exactly what the Majority Party PA hopes to help facilitate by using proven polling processes that let us know clear and concise trends in public opinion. Right now, here’s where the people stand: Click here…..
Earlier this year, The Franklin & Marshall College Poll showed us that 61% of Pennsylvanians favored the privatization of alcohol sales throughout the state, against just 29% opposed. The state is finally open to the debate, let your lawmakers know how you want to be governed. The state House of Representatives began debate Monday night on a liquor privatization bill, setting the…..
