On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, state budget talks remain stalled; Philadelphia tries to control the information flow about Pope Francis’ visit in September; a look at mental health in prisons; and a new partnership to help victims of sexually violent predators.
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On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, Governor Tom Wolf names a new Chief-of-Staff after the resignation of Katie McGinty; advice for you if you ever suffer a snake bite; and what’s the latest on those pilot 70MPH speed limit zones in PA?
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This is the July 2015 edition of Ask the Governor from Radio PA. This program was taped Friday morning, July 17th. Topics for this month include:
-The state budget stalemate in Harrisburg
-The governor’s vetoes of the budget, liquor privatization & pension reform
-College tuition at state-supported schools
-Property taxes
-Food stamps
-The proposed shale tax
-And much more…
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On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, Governor Tom Wolf stops by to talk about the ongoing budget stalemate in Harrisburg and provide some behind-the-scenes insight into what’s happening behind those closed doors at the Capitol. Also, former Harrisburg Mayor Stephen Reed is arrested and charged in a massive indictment related to actions prosecutors say led to the city’s financial downfall.
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Amid the backdrop of a state budget stalemate in Harrisburg, Governor Tom Wolf is scheduled to make his 4th appearance on Radio PA’s Ask the Governor program this Friday, July 17th.
Emailed questions submitted by listeners and web viewers on PAMatters.com will be included in the show, so be sure to check back Friday to see if your question made the cut.
Ask the Governor is a production of Radio Pennsylvania and PAMatters.com.
On this week’s Radio PA Roundtable, we’re joined by political analyst Dr. Terry Madonna from F&M College in Lancaster as we talk about three vetoes by Governor Tom Wolf and the far-reaching implications of the ongoing state budget stalemate in Harrisburg.
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