Op-Ed: The Case for Property Tax Elimination
Since I was elected Senator in 2019, I`ve heard from constituents on issues that span the spectrum of all areas of the state government. [Read More]
Op-Ed: How Pennsylvania Democrats Hijacked Act 77
In October 2019, Senate leadership brought SB 421 (later Act 77) to the full floor for a vote. I was in my fourth month as a Senator after a career of serving 30 years in the US Army. [Read More]
Op-ED: Reevaluating how Pennsylvania funds education
One constant in Harrisburg is that no matter how much more money taxpayers spend on education every year, political activists will say it’s not enough. [Read More]
Op-ED: Biden’s failed border security policy has effects well beyond the border
Pennsylvania is over 2,000 miles away from border towns like El Paso, Texas and one may assume that an unsecure southwest border does not affect their distant community. That assumption couldn’t be farther from the truth. [Read More]
Op-Ed: Why I am initiating a forensic investigation of the 2020 General Election and 2021 Primary
A forensic investigation of our election results and processes for the 2020 General Election and the 2021 Primary will go a long way to restore trust in our system. [Read More]
Op-Ed: Goodbye, Secretary Boockvar.
One of the most important tasks that I have as a State Senator is reviewing the Governor’s selections for state cabinet positions and confirming their appointments. [Read More]
Op-Ed: Election Fraud & the Destruction of our Republic
There is election fraud in Pennsylvania and denying it won’t make it go away. [Read More]
Op-Ed: from Senator Doug Mastriano
COVID-19 and the Governor have hijacked Act 77 of 2019 into an unconstitutional law, which has triggered the lawsuit against the Wolf Administration from Texas. [Read More]
Op-Ed: The Integrity of the Election Process Lies at the Heart of Any Republic
“The integrity of the election process lies at the heart of any republic.” Those words are found within a Third Circuit Court of Appeals opinion, regarding one of the most corrupt and unabashed election scandals in Pennsylvania history. It was in the Marks vs Stinson case from March 16, 1994. The opinion further states: “The […] [Read More]