Pennsylvania’s eight Republican representatives have filed more than 100 bills, but few would address the campaign priorities the party promised it would tackle.

At least 15 current senators and representatives say reductions in funding to safety net programs should be discussed.

Two House Republicans from the Keystone State were part of what House Speaker Pelosi called the GOP’s ‘vote no, take the dough’ effort.

Republicans have cited a Tax Policy Center study that doesn’t support their claims.

GOP lawmakers forecasted that the June jobs report would bring bad news. But the report far exceeded expectations.

Republican lawmakers are upset that the vice president isn’t buying into fearmongering rhetoric about a ‘crisis’ at the U.S.-Mexico border.

And they want all information ‘no later’ than the day before the election.