The state budget is now days overdue and negotiations are slow. What’s holding things up? Some argue for more spending while eschewing accountability and responsibility. Grove discusses with Republican Leader Bryan Cutler.
How much power should House Leaders have over rank-and-file members? Reps. Heffley and Cutler discuss the latest power grab by House Democrats.
House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler comments on House Resolution 403.
Leader Cutler says he believes that programs that help women and provide more healthcare options should continue to receive funding in our Commonwealth.
Republican Leader Cutler outlines the reasons for the budget impasse, and calls for one House Democrat to prioritize the people of the Commonwealth over party interests.
House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) said he and the Republican Caucus are ready to get to work on crafting a state budget that addresses inflation and public safety.
Speaker Cutler is interviewed by Civics teacher Ryan Middleton from Northeastern High School.
State Rep. Torren Ecker (R- Adams, Cumberland) interviews House Speaker Bryan Cutler about legislation that helps those with physical and mental disabilities find meaningful employment.
Speaker of the House Bryan Cutler says the 2021-2022 state budget funds core government functions while realizing historic savings for the rainy-day fund.
Speaker Bryan Cutler (R-Lancaster) says we need to ensure that the people's voice is heard.
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