Grove Unleashed returns with discussion on the final state budget numbers, inflation and jobs in PA, and double voting and election integrity.

Now over a week late – the Commonwealth’s budget is still unfinished. What is holding the process up? Rep. Seth Grove, Appropriations Staffer Charlie O’Neill and The Anders discuss Basic Education Funding and how differences in opinion and negotiation style are blocking the path.

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.

The state budget is due in days. Progress is slow or non-existent. What is the delay? Why can’t the legislature fulfill its obligations to the taxpayers of the Commonwealth?

State Rep. Seth Grove and Charlie O’Neill discuss the Education Funding plan passed recently by the State House. Datasets are being manipulated and discussion is being silenced.

State Rep. Seth Grove and Charlie O’Neill outline the differences between Debt and Deficit, and discuss why some debt is good, and some is bad.

State Rep. Seth Grove and Charlie O’Neill describe what a structural deficit is and how responsible budgeting by lawmakers can prevent the Commonwealth from accruing additional debt.

State Rep. Seth Grove and staffer Charlie O’Neill discuss how the state budget process is designed to work in PA, and what should be happening with about a month before the budget deadline.

State Rep. Seth Grove and staffers Charlie O’Neill and the Anders discuss House Democrat efforts to tighten their grip on the State House despite a 1 vote majority, in addition to attempts to control your appliances and water usage.

State Rep. Seth Grove is joined by Jonathan Williams, Executive Vice President of the American Legislative Exchange Council and Nathan Benefield, Senior Vice President of the Commonwealth Foundation to discuss fiscal policy in PA and the nation as a whole, and what must be done to ensure Pennsylvania moves in a positive direction.