We’re back with a new episode of Talkin’ with Doyle!
Rep. Heffley discusses his role as the head Republican on the House Human Services Committee. What can be done to ensure that public money is spent on those who need it most?
We’re back with a new episode of Talkin’ with Doyle!
Rep. Heffley discusses Pennsylvania’s impasse over sentencing guidelines for 2nd Degree Murder, and the latest in the fight to control or eliminate property taxes.
We’re back with a new episode of Talkin’ with Doyle!
Rep. Heffley and House Republican Policy Chair David Rowe discuss efforts to reduce the costs of energy on consumers.
We’re back with a new episode of Talkin’ with Doyle!
Rep. Heffley has been proved right as Democrats admit their bills have been too narrowly drawn, and would benefit few Pennsylvanians.
We’re back with a new episode of Talkin’ with Doyle!
This week, I’m joined by Rep. Jamie Walsh (R-Luzerne) to discuss one of the hottest topics in our districts: data centers.
We break down the rapid growth of data center development, concerns from local communities and Rep. Walsh’s legislation to give municipalities a stronger voice in the process.
Tune in for an important conversation on local control, energy demands and Pennsylvania’s future.
Talkin’ With Doyle – Dems Want to Control What Happens in Your Town
Rep. Heffley discusses what can be done legislatively to address high energy costs. Pennsylvania could be a baseload power generator for the region. What is holding us back?
The Dangers of Kratom – Talkin’ with Doyle -3-12-26
Rep. Heffley welcomes County Coroner Mark Smith to discuss the scourge of drug overdoses – and to take a special look at Kratom, which has gained a foothold in the Commonwealth.
How to Stop Runaway Spending – Talkin’ with Doyle -3-5-26
Governor Shapiro has proposed spending $6 Billion more than our Commonwealth brings in. How can we stop the spending before we dig ourselves into a hole?
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