Biden’s bloated infrastructure plan criticized by Republican lawmakers
Top Republicans have continued to condemn Joe Biden’s plan to add to the country’s debt through the implementation of a costly infrastructure package.
Pennsylvania
U.S. Census Bureau releases first batch of data
The battle over how districts are drawn up has commenced after the U.S. Census Bureau released their first batch of data detailing U.S. demographics. State legislators and independent commissions are now champing-at-the-bit to hash out how to redraw congressional districts.
Fla. Gov. DeSantis to speak to Pa. GOP group
Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-Fla.) is set to speak to a Pennsylvania Republican group, amid speculation the governor might make a presidential run in 2024.
Pa. Rep. Meuser sees firsthand humanitarian crisis at border
Pennsylvania Rep. Dan Meuser (R) visited the Rio Grande River border. Reports said Meuser took a trip to the Texas border last week, saying he saw firsthand how serious this humanitarian crisis has become.
State Sen. Mastriano to introduce heartbeat bill in Pa.
Pennsylvania state Sen. Doug Mastriano (R) is working to introduce legislation that would eliminate any abortions in the state if doctors can detect a heartbeat. One America’s Christina Bobb has more.
Voter reform heating up in Pa.
Pennsylvania is still fighting to bring election integrity back to the commonwealth. The state Senate is focusing on legislation that would restore voting laws to what they were before the changes made for the pandemic. One America’s Christina Bobb has more from Washington.
Honest elections advocate says states should copy new Iowa election law
According to the Honest Elections Project, a new election law signed by Iowa’s Republican governor could be a template for other states like Georgia and Pennsylvania. One America’s John Hines has more from Washington.
Justices Thomas, Alito, Gorsuch dissent Pa. election decision
Three of the more conservative Supreme Court justices are slamming the court’s move not to hear election law challenges in Pennsylvania. One America’s Jacob Miller has more.
SCOTUS to decide whether election fraud cases can proceed
The nation’s highest court is considering whether voter fraud cases in Pennsylvania, Georgia and Michigan can move forward. One America’s Christina Bobb is at the Supreme Court with more.