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The best story
1. Yes, the Republican Pa could block a “large beautiful bill.” It didn’t happen
“It boiled down to one voice.
Two Republicans voted no – Rep. Thomas Massie AND Warren Davidson. One was voted by the current one – chairman of Freedom Caucus Andy Harris.
Two did not vote – Rep. Andrew Garbarino AND David Schweikert. Empire State Reporta apparently fell asleep in the back of the room during a 20-hour marker session, according to Speaker Mike Johnson. No reason was given due to the lack of voting on the part of Schweikert.
And all 10 GOP members in Pennsylvania voted yes. “(Politics)
Elsewhere
The skeptic “Big, Beautiful Bill” talks about negotiations at the last minute. “The Republican Republican of Pennsylvania Scott Perry voted for the” immense, beautiful “law on budget reconciliation, but he is not very happy about it. He discussed what happened behind the closed door during negotiations between congress leadership, the White House staff and stopping from the conservative conservative House House kauk. ” (Daily signal)
Pa sense. John Fetterman and Dave McCormick will debate in June with the Fox News moderator. “The debate is part of the series called Senate Project, led by Edward M. Kennedy Institute for the United States Senate and Orrin G. Hatch Foundation, two organizations named by deceased senators known from their offer during their long terms.” (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Katie Britt, Tom Cotton Tick Up for John Fetterman against liberal attacks on his mental health – “completely disgrace”. (Bunting)
DNC, to vote on whether to convert the choice of Hogg, Kenyatta as vice -chairmen. “The Democratic National Committee will vote in June whether to repetition of the election of David Hogg and a representative of the state of Pennsylvania Malcolm Kenyatt at the vice -chairman, for the Thursday meeting of DNC.” (Axios)
Country
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“The Act on reconciliation of House Republicans, which includes the first national school coupons program, is now heading to the Senate.
The proposal would use the Federal Tax Code to offer coupons, which students could use to attend private secular or religious schools, even in the states where voters opposed such efforts. “(Wqln)
Elsewhere
The residence of the Governor of Pa underwent extensive safety improvements before the attack last month. “The residence of the Governor of Pennsylvania underwent extensive safety improvements within three years, before the arsonist set fire to the residence wing last month, while the governor of Josh Shapiro and his family slept in the middle. These updates cost taxpayers by over USD 600,000, according to LNP’s revenues. (LNP)
How much jurors should earn? PA legislator pushes the state to be considered re -considering the jury of the jury. “Pennsylvania does not pay the jury enough to cover the cost of even one appropriate meal when performing civic services, says a representative of Jason Dawkins.” (USA Today Network)
Around the community of nations
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“In the disputed decision, the Penn State Trust Council voted on Thursday evening 25-8 to close seven out of 19 campus of the community of nations, university leadership with a movement described if necessary to succeed in the future, but which critics introduced themselves as hurried and not without the contribution of the community.
Campuses will be closed after the spring semester of 2027. After a two-year wind period, Penn State Dubois, Fayette, Mont Alto, New Kensington, Shenango, Wilkes-Barre and York. “(Infusion)
Elsewhere
O’Connor presents priorities for next year. “Corey O’Connor and mayor Ed Gainy divide many liberal priorities, but there are key differences that O’Connor claims that he will bring to the table, for example, the way he finds the lasting head of the police, his priorities of housing policy and the way his administration gets into interactions with immense non -city organizations.” (Axios Pittsburgh)
What next for Pittsburgh progressors after Gainy’s loss? “Tuesday evening meant the end of the hope of mayor Ed Gainy, but his evening watch of the watch in Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers on the southern side seemed more like a wake up than a funeral.” (WSA policy)
Councilor Allentown prepared himself to win a republican nomination to reject the mayor. “Councilor of the city of Allentown, Ed Zucal, lost on Tuesday the basic democratic with the current mayor Matt Tuerk by over 60 percentage points. It seems that he will have a second chance to try to take away the mayor.” (LHIGHVALLIAEN)
Most judges rules the home rule card in the fight against vacancy. “The process of the Lackawanna Card. In order to fill the free place of former Commissioner Matt McGloin, it replaces the state governments of court administration, which would remove the Poviat Democratic Committee from the replacement trial, the most panel of the higher panels of higher judges of the Fountains ruled.” (Scranton Times-Tribune)
Editorial
4. Speak your mind
- Bruce Springsteen hit Trump’s criticism. Who else has the courage to speak? (Philadelphia Inquirer)
- Trump promised not to cut Medicaid. Republicans are trying anyway. (New York Times)
- PA legislators must look at attempts to influence lobbyists. (Scranton Times-Tribune)
- What Trump is “one substantial beautiful bill” will mean for PA – and it is not nice. (Jonathan D. Salant)
- Year of results: service of the 14th Pennsylvania district. (Rep. Guy Rheriendshles)
- The right trial, Habeas Corpus and the burden of American case -law. (Lori Falce)
- The natural gas industry in Pennsylvania requires more and better regulations. (Rep. Greg Vitali)
- Mayor Williams survived a nasty, exhausting campaign, and now difficult work begins. (Pennlive)
- Mill guys often finish the last in politics. (STU Bykofsky)
- Revenge of nerds? (Larry Platt)
1 thing
5. It’s a Wieien 500
“Today there is fans of the race at: Wieien 500! 🌭
The celebrated Oscar Mayer Wienmobiles will race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on Carb for the first time to see who is really the best dog.
The inaugural Wieien 500 will be a showdown between six different Oscar Mayer Wenenaobiles representing different regions of the USA based on local hotdoga styles. And yes, you can set up factories. “(Star Indianapolis)
