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Gillian Turner reports that former Clinton press secretary, Brian Fallon is trying to get Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh fired as a guest professor in the U.K. FOX News operates the FOX News Channel (FNC), FOX Business Network (FBN), FOX…

“The first thing the Pennsylvania House should address in the new term is cleaning up our state government. The people of Pennsylvania want politicians that care about what the people care about, not just what the large-dollar donors and special interests are pushing. The amount of money influencing the decisions made in the capitol is astounding, and this is not the way our government was intended to work. Gerrymandering has put Pennsylvania in the spotlight this year, and while we have new congressional districts, our state legislators were unaffected by the change. We need to get redistricting out of the hands of politicians who want to save their own jobs by choosing their voters, and into the hands of an independent commission who can draw lines that truly represent the people of our commonwealth.” +2 Education: Bachelor’s in government and politics from George Mason University; graduate studies in public administration at Penn State University Endorsements: National Federation of Independent Businesses (NFIB), PA Farm Bureau PAC, PA State Chamber, National Rifleman’s Association (NRA) and PA Fraternal Order of Police What do you think should be the first thing the House addresses in the new term? “We have to address property taxes in Pennsylvania, and the only way we can begin to tackle this issue is as follows: 1. Establish a law that would not allow the confiscation of a person’s primary dwelling for lack of property tax payment. Implement the fair funding formula on all education dollars, not just new monies, as currently exists in law. Rein in regulations that are costly and taking dollars from the actual education of students 4. Shift from property tax to an earned income tax, sales tax expansion/increase, another broad-based tax or a combination of the aforementioned.

Assistant Professor of Law at George Mason University and friend of Brett Kavanaugh Jennifer Mascott says that in her experience he’s always acted with character and integrity. She says the allegations are inconsistent with what she knows. » Subscribe to…