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Category Archives: Senate
Philly Expands LGBT Rights, PA House/Senate Might
The struggle for equal human rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people in Pennsylvania has seen significant developments this month. In the Pennsylvania Legislature, a bill has been introduced that would outlaw many forms of discrimination against LGBT people … More after the jump
New Government Reform Caucus in PA & What They Miss – PA Headlines 2/4 Counterpoint PA 5/1-2/2013 (with transcript)
State Senator Rob Teplitz, a Democrat representing Dauphin and York counties, and State Representative Bryan Cutler, a Republican representing Lancaster county, have announced the formation of a new Government Reform Caucus in the Pennsylvania Legislature. The Government Reform Caucus has … More after the jump
Democrats Join Republicans in Pennsylvania War on “Welfare”
It doesn’t greatly disappoint me that there are Republicans in the PA Legislature who hate the idea of “welfare” so much that they want to take away millions of dollars that were supposed to go to helping people in need … More after the jump
Union Fights Corbett Administration Decision to Close Nearly Half of Pennsylvania’s Health Centers
There are currently 60 health care centers across Pennsylvania where people who have illnesses or injuries but don’t have the money for treatment can go for care. The Corbett administration is now planning to close nearly half of them before … More after the jump
Catching up with the World: A Universal Health Care System for Pennsylvania
A bill that would provide universal health care coverage for all Pennsylvanians is being considered in the PA Legislature, and a new study about the plan says it would be just as healthy for the commonwealth’s economy as its citizens. … More after the jump
Voter ID Bill: House Bill 934 Action Alert
House Bill 934, the Pennsylvania voter suppression legislation, will be voted on the Pennsylvania Senate TOMORROW, and it will affect over 691,000 voters in our state. It will disenfranchise thousands of senior citizens, disabled, working poor, and students. Anyone without … More after the jump
Liquor Privatization Compromise Legislation
The Pennsylvania Senate Law and Justice Committee has proposed legislation that looks to be a compromise gesture between ardent privateers a la House Majority Leader Mike Turzai and advocates for the PLCB. Because legislation aimed at privatizing the PLCB has … More after the jump
GOP State Senator Stewart Greenleaf Wins Big in New Hampshire Presidential Primary
Forget Rick Santorum, fellow Pennsylvanians, because he’s not the only PA politician who received votes in the New Hampshire Presidential Primary. No longer will our fellow Americans identify our Commonwealth solely with the political embarrassment that is Rick Santorum. That’s … More after the jump
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PA House and Senate form LGBT Equality Caucus in Partnership with Equality PA
Great news from our friends at Equality PA: For the first time, members of the state House and Senate have formed an LGBT Equality Caucus. The idea to create a caucus was suggested to a number of members early in … More after the jump
