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My Audio Updates
Here you will find audio clips about important events that have taken place during the current and past Legislative Sessions.
Rep. Rob Kauffman Comments on Passage of Texting While Driving Ban Legislation - 11/2/2011
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Legislation that would ban all drivers in Pennsylvania from texting while behind the wheel has been approved by the PA House. Senate Bill 314 would make reading, writing, or sending messages when the vehicle is in motion a primary offense. Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Franklin) said that this legislation was long overdue, and lawmakers have responded the people’s demand for sanity on the Commonwealth’s roadways. The bill now awaits the Governor’s signature. Chuck Nichols reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Kauffman Says Lawmakers Looking to Improve Pennsylvania’s Business Climate and Create More Jobs - 8/24/2011
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What state government can do to improve Pennsylvania’s business climate and create more jobs was the topic of a public hearing held this week in Harrisburg by the House Republican Policy Committee. Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Franklin) said the hearing was part of an ongoing effort by lawmakers to gather fresh information from economic experts on reforming the Pennsylvania’s tax structure to attract new businesses and create jobs. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Rob Kauffman Comments on Legislation to Reduce Size of PA Legislature - 8/10/2011
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Several pieces of Legislation which propose a Constitutional Amendment to reduce the size of the Pennsylvania Legislature were the topic of a public hearing held by the House State Government Committee on Tuesday at the State Capitol. Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Cumberland, Franklin), sponsor of House Bill 876, and a member of the Committee, said that a smaller legislature would be more responsive and efficient than the current system. Chuck Nichols reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Rob Kauffman Comments on House Passage of Budget - 6/29/2011
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The Pennsylvania House approved a $27.15 billion state budget Wednesday in Harrisburg, that cuts state spending, holds the line on taxes, and gives the state its first on-time spending plan in 8 years. Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Cumberland, Franklin) said lawmakers have restored as much funding to education as possible, while limiting spending to a level the state can afford. Chuck Nichols Reports – Story and Bite available.
Rep. Kauffman Comments on House Republican Budget Proposal - 5/12/2011
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House Republicans unveiled their version of the 2011-12 state budget this week in Harrisburg which would stay within the $27.3 billion spending limit set by Gov. Corbett, but increase education funding and trim expenditures on welfare programs. Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Cumberland, Franklin) said that in order to return integrity to the state’s welfare system, fraud and abuse must be ferreted out and eliminated in this year’s budget. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Kauffman Comments on Gov. Corbett's Budget Plan - 3/9/2011
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Governor Corbett delivered his first budget address Tuesday in Harrisburg, laying out a $27.3 billion plan that represents an overall 3.1% reduction in state spending with no tax increases. Pennsylvania faces significant financial challenges and Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Franklin) said he was encouraged that the governor’s plan recognizes the tough economic realities facing the entire state. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Kauffman Sponsors Bill to Give PA More Power to Enforce Immigration Laws - 3/2/2011
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A package of legislation aimed at helping Pennsylvania state government find solutions to the growing problems created by unchecked illegal immigration was introduced by a bipartisan group of lawmakers on Tuesday in Harrisburg. Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Franklin) sponsored a bill that would empower law enforcement organizations at the state level to implement national immigration laws. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Kauffman Comments on House Passage of His Gaming Reform Legislation - 2/15/2011
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The Pennsylvania House on Tuesday approved a package of major reforms to gambling oversight laws in the Commonwealth. Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Franklin), sponsor of a bill to limit the appointment of former state elected officials to the gaming board, said passage of his bill would help make much needed improvements to the way gambling is regulated in Pennsylvania. Mike Davies reports, wrap and stand alone bite available.
Rep. Rob Kauffman Comments on Package of Reform Bills - 2/1/2011
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The Pennsylvania House considered a package of legislation designed to reform state government procedures and restore public confidence in Harrisburg. Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Franklin) said the people of Pennsylvania deserve to have transparency and access to how taxpayer dollars are spent. The package of reform bills now awaits final approval by the House next week. Chuck Nichols Reports – Story and Bite available.
Rep. Kauffman Introduces Gaming Board Reform Legislation - 1/25/2011
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Legislation that would prohibit members of the General Assembly from serving on the Gaming Control Board during their time in office and for the first year after their term ends has been introduced in Harrisburg. Rep. Rob Kauffman (R-Franklin, Cumberland), prime sponsor of House Bill 198, said that serving as a legislator should not lead to a political patronage job, especially when more qualified applicants are available. Chuck Nichols Reports - Story and Bite available.