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Another Rebrand on the Energy Plan – Talkin’ with Doyle – 3-19-25

March 19, 2025 Download

The Governor is proposing another green energy plan. Why doesn’t PA stand on its strengths?

What Are We Doing to Ourselves? – Talkin’ with Doyle – 3-5-25

March 5, 2025 Download

Why are we funding efforts that would stand in the way of ICE officers doing their duty?

Budget Address Response – Talkin’ with Doyle – 2-7-25

February 7, 2025 Download

Rep. Heffley and Huntre Keip discuss the Governor’s lengthy and expensive spending plan and the priorities that must be front and center in negotiations.

Human Services and the Budget – Talkin’ With Doyle – 2-3-25

February 3, 2025 Download

Rep. Heffley, Republican Chair of the House Human Services Committee, talks about what he would like to see from the Governor’s Budget Address.

Christmas Greetings! – Talkin’ with Doyle – 12-17-24

December 17, 2024 Download

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!

Shapiro Diverts Funds to SEPTA – Talkin’ with Doyle – 12-3-24

December 3, 2024 Download

Why has Governor Shapiro chosen to sacrifice long-term infrastructure stability for a stop-gap solution to fund SEPTA?

Election Integrity – Talkin’ with Doyle – 11-20-24

November 20, 2024 Download

Why have illegal votes been counted in Bucks County despite repeated court rulings against the practice?

Tackling PA’s Housing Issues – Talkin’ with Doyle – 10-22-24

October 22, 2024 Download

Why are housing costs in PA so high and what are the obstacles that stand in the way of home ownership? What changes can be made to our regulations that might help this situation?

Parental Rights and Behavioral Health Services – Talkin’ with Doyle – 10-8-24

October 8, 2024 Download

Rep. Jason Ortitay discusses the law regarding parental and minor consent when interfacing with behavioral health services in PA.

Playing Games with Property Tax Relief – Talkin’ with Doyle – 10-3-24

October 3, 2024 Download

House Democrats have chosen now as the time to vote on a constitutional amendment on property tax relief. It looks like a win for homeowners, but it really just kicks the property tax relief can down the road several years.

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