Good Friday is Sacred; Pennsylvania Should Treat It That Way
It’s time Pennsylvania stops sidelining its Christian roots and officially recognizes Good Friday as a state holiday. [Read More]

It’s time Pennsylvania stops sidelining its Christian roots and officially recognizes Good Friday as a state holiday. [Read More]
Small businesses in Pennsylvania are anything but small. They’re a force to be reckoned with as they employ about half of the state’s private workforce – 2.5 million individuals. The state’s 1.1 million small businesses play a vital role in our economy. [Read More]
One of the most difficult conversations I’ve had was when Laura Shanafelter told me about a harrowing call she received informing her that her son had passed at just 18 years old. [Read More]
The men and women who leave their families and put their lives on hold to defend our liberty, as well as the citizens who continue to protect our nation and its interests across the globe, deserve our deepest respect and support. [Read More]
For too long, our Vietnam veterans bore the weight of war without the recognition and gratitude they deserved. [Read More]
Sen. Doug Mastriano (R-33) Pennsylvanians are feeling the pinch like never before. Gas prices have skyrocketed, while families and businesses are struggling under the weight of soaring energy costs and crippling inflation, driven by years of disastrous economic policies. The economic pain is real – and it’s avoidable. To make matters worse, the crisis in […] [Read More]
In an era when historical literacy is under attack, when civic knowledge is in decline and when the fundamental values that built our nation are being forgotten, it is time for us to restore a sense of history, law and ethical responsibility in our schools. [Read More]
$105 BILLION SAVED. [Read More]
Some of the best and most courageous have served our great nation as members of the military. [Read More]
Pennsylvania’s public education system is failing far too many of our children. Despite record-high spending and continuous promises of reform, our students’ academic performance is declining, parents have little say in their children’s education and bureaucratic inefficiencies continue to waste resources. Why should a child’s future be determined by their zip code? Why should parents be forced to accept underperforming schools when better options exist? [Read More]