ElizabethBryan

State lawmakers have the power to lower your electricity bill by removing red tape and mandates👇

Obamacare Did Not Lower Costs. It Is Time for a Better Approach. realclearpennsylvania.com/articles/2026/…

Let international doctors practice in Pa.| "capable physicians remain sidelined while patients wait longer and longer for care. . . " inquirer.com/opinion/commen… via @phillyinquirer @NiskanenCenter

Loooong time coming . . . waiving a 100+ year old law that drives up energy costs committeetounleashprosperity.com/hotlines/a-jon…

"Energy dominance will not be achieved if pipelines cannot be built, transmission lines cannot be expanded, mining and drilling projects are trapped in litigation for years. . . The current system is too slow, duplicative, and easy to weaponize." via @RealClearPA

Pennsylvania has four main provider taxes pulling down over $2 billion from federal taxpayers. Days since last rural hospital closure announced . . . 22.

Over time, nearly everyone is getting richer: committeetounleashprosperity.com/hotlines/in-am…

My latest with Rachel Langan on what quality education looks like. broadandliberty.com/2026/03/05/ste… via @broadandliberty

Democrats have a chance to boost education across the US. Will they take it?  thehill.com/opinion/educat… @DFER_News

Andrew Lewis: Shapiro blames everybody but himself for rising electricity prices #google_vignette" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">broadandliberty.com/2026/02/26/and… via @BroadAndLiberty

@ALEC_states Map of the Week: States with Death Taxes "Death taxes are especially catastrophic for small businesses. In PA, they accounted for less than 4% of state revenues. Recently IA, OH, KS, NC, OK, IN, and TN have ditched estate and inheritance taxes."

Gov. Shapiro is proposing another budget that spends beyond what Pennsylvania's economy can support. We should be cutting the fat and trimming excess spending line by line. Instead, the governor wants to raid $4.5B from the Rainy Day Fund to cover his spending spree.

During the recent winter storm, solar underdelivered by 89% and wind by 77% relative to their "capacity potential." Affordable, reliable and secure energy sources closed the capacity gap when intermittent sources couldn't deliver power for Americans when it was needed the most.

Pa pioneered school choice, yet about 69,000 scholarship applications were turned down. A new federal deduction based on Pa's innovation could end the wait list. realclearpennsylvania.com/articles/2026/…

Stephanie Catarino Wissman explains the connection between plentiful gas and increasing demand is "blocked by red tape, delays and continuous lawsuits." Example: the Mountain Valley Pipeline took longer to build than the Apollo space program! @APIenergy broadandliberty.com/2026/01/28/ste…

As the grid takes emergency measures to keep the heat on for Pennsylvanians remember this: 👇👇

Medicaid is broken: Enrollment down, spending up via @Paragon_Inst paragoninstitute.org/paragon-pic/de…

Temps are freezing, bills are rising meanwhile . . . Efforts to kill gas industry disguised as environmental protection timesleader.com/opinion/173090… via @tlnews

Feeling the Squeeze? It Might Be the High Price of Ignoring the Deficit nationalreview.com/2025/12/feelin…

Want lower healthcare costs? Let Americans control more of their healthcare dollars: More than 8 in 10 registered voters support making Health Savings Accounts available to all Americans and usable to purchase any insurance plan they choose. americansforprosperity.org/press-release/… via @AFPhq