Sean Kitchen is the Keystone’s political correspondent, based in Harrisburg. Sean is originally from Philadelphia and spent five years working as a writer and researcher for Pennsylvania Spotlight.
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Ryan Mackenzie removes conservative positions from campaign website
Rep. Ryan Mackenzie (R-Lehigh) removed references to anti-abortion endorsements, support for the Second Amendment, and more from his website.
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Bob Brooks’ lawsuit over family debt dismissed
Northampton County Court of Common Pleas dismissed a lawsuit involving Bob Brooks and his former mother-in-law.
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Mackenzie heads to Trump’s Dallas convention as Lehigh Valley residents hit with rising costs
Rep. Ryan Mackenzie will speak at President Donald Trump’s convention despite being one of the country’s most vulnerable lawmakers.
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Democrats tell Fetterman he ‘needs to quit’ following latest scandal
Sen. John Fetterman refused to go to a funeral for three slain officers and skipped meeting with disabled veterans, according to new reporting.
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Republicans allowed healthcare tax credits to expire. Then 190,000 Pa. residents dropped their coverage
Without ACA tax credits, Pennie customers drop their healthcare coverage after premiums increased by an average of 102%.
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Rob Bresnahan’s stock trading under scrutiny as thousands of constituents push for insider trading ban
Rep. Rob Bresnahan’s congressional stock trading record inspired thousands of Lackawanna and Luzerne residents to place an insider trading ban on the ballot in their respective counties.
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Mackenzie ‘never held a real job,’ constituents say in response to report of embellished resume
Lehigh Valley workers and union members claim Rep. Ryan Mackenzie “never had a real job”’ after it was reported that he embellished his resume
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Union members respond to Ryan Mackenzie attacks on Bob Brooks’ labor record
Rep. Ryan Mackenzie attacked Bob Brooks’ union credentials, claiming he would favor union over non-union workers if elected.
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Garrity attacks Shapiro for taking data center money while accepting contributions from Archbald developer
Stacy Garrity is attacking Gov. Josh Shapiro for accepting contributions from data center developers after she accepted donations from data center developer.
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Pa. lawmaker spent thousands campaigning against her own data center bill
Sen. Tracy Pennycuick spent thousands on social media ads promoting her reversal on fast-tracking data centers.
