Thank you for putting public safety over politics by voting House Bill 777 out of the House chamber today.
We look forward to engaging the Pennsylvania Senate chamber on this critically important issue as we move forward.
#AntiCrimeGuns
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Thank you to @cityandstatepa for including me in this yearβs list of Who's Who in Government Relations for my work in the gun violence prevention/responsible gun ownership space!
Read my entry here: https://t.co/6avBtlVxRs
***NEW YEAR, NEW YOU!***
As we enter the year 2024, now is the time for you to be forward thinking and to finally put your criminal past behind you.
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#FreeConsultation
My lived experience, amongst other factors, informs my perspective on the subject of firearm safety/access policy. Thank you to Penn Capital-Star for seeing the value of capturing my sentiments.
#ceasefirePA
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We just made a little history. This was a day that thousands of PA'ns have been dreaming of for years. Your advocacy made this possible and tonight, we celebrate! But tomorrow, we keep working until these & other bills are on Gov. Shapiroβs desk. More: https://t.co/r9Tr0Q3Z4E
State Rep. Mike Sturla (D., Lancaster), chair of the House's new Housing and Community Development Committee, says the committees charge will now include construction codes. He says he's setting up a work group to look over the code, as well as landlord-tennant laws and blight.
State Rep. Donna Bullock (D., Philly) says the House Ethics Committee will be setting up an online portal to accept complaints under the new harassment rules.
With McClinton's taking the speaker's gavel, Democrats have now elected the rest of their leadership team:
Majority Leader Matt Bradford (Montgomery)
Appropriations Chair Jordan Harris (Philadelphia)
Whip Dan Miller (Allegheny)
Caucus Chair Mike Schlossberg (Lehigh)