May. 11, 2021 Download
In this edition of "On Target," PA House Second Amendment Caucus Chairman Matthew Dowling welcomes Rep. Aaron Bernstine (R-Beaver/Butler/Lawrence) for a discussion of his proposed “constitutional carry” bill that would put an end to the requirement for a law-abiding citizen to obtain a permit to carry a concealed firearm within the Commonwealth. A permit would be made available to those who wish to obtain it for purposes of carrying outside the state.
Jun. 25, 2019 Download
Rep. Aaron Bernstine was interviewed about his plan for separate state championship brackets for PIAA Playoffs on WLLF Sports Radio, Monday June 24. Rep. Bernstine's Parity in Interscholastic Athletics Act, would create separate brackets for high school sports playoffs. Rep. Bernstine said the legislation is seen as a solution to fairness and equity issues that have been observed within the structure of the current state scholastic sports playoff system.
Jun. 14, 2019 Download
Rep. Aaron Bernstine interviewed about his plan for separate state championship brackets for PIAA Playoffs on WFNN Erie Sports Radio by host Jack Quinn on Thursday June 13. Rep. Bernstine's Parity in Interscholastic Athletics Act, would create separate brackets for high school sports playoffs. Rep. Bernstine said the legislation is seen as a solution to fairness and equity issues that have been observed within the structure of the current state scholastic sports playoff system.
Jun. 14, 2019 Download
Rep. Aaron Bernstine was interviewed about his plan for separate state championship brackets for PIAA Playoffs on WPGP Radio's John Steigerwald Show on Tuesday June 11. Rep. Bernstine's Parity in Interscholastic Athletics Act, would create separate brackets for high school sports playoffs. Rep. Bernstine said the legislation is seen as a solution to fairness and equity issues that have been observed within the structure of the current state scholastic sports playoff system.
Jun. 11, 2019 Download
Following months of negotiations, stakeholders representing public and nonpublic schools in Pennsylvania joined Rep. Aaron Bernstine (R-Beaver/Butler/Lawrence) on Tuesday to unveil the Parity in Interscholastic Athletics Act, legislation to create separate brackets for high school sports playoffs. Rep. Bernstine said the legislation is seen as a solution to fairness and equity issues that have been observed within the structure of the current state scholastic sports playoff system.
May. 15, 2019 Download
Rep. Aaron Bernstine (R-Lawernce, Beaver & Butler) was interviewed on WJAS Radio's BloomDaddie program on Tuesday May 14, 2019 about House Bill 1412, which would allow "constitutional carry" of firearms in Pennsylvania, without a specific sheriff's department issued license for concealed carry of a firearm.
May. 14, 2019 Download
KDKA radio's Lynne Hayes-Freeland interviewed Rep. Aaron Bernstine (R-Lawernce, Beaver & Butler) on Tuesday May 14, 2019 about his proposed legislation, House Bill 1412, which would allow "constitutional carry" of firearms in Pennsylvania, without a specific sheriff's department issued license for concealed carry of a firearm.
May. 14, 2019 Download
KDKA radio's John Shumway interviewed Rep. Aaron Bernstine (R-Lawernce, Beaver & Butler) on Tuesday May 14, 2019 about his proposed legislation, House Bill 1412, which would allow "constitutional carry" of firearms in Pennsylvania, without a specific sheriff's department issued license for concealed carry of a firearm.
Mar. 20, 2019 Download
A package of bills designed to bolster career and technical education and increase the number of family sustaining jobs in the Commonwealth have been approved by the Pennsylvania House and are on their way to the Senate for consideration. The Good Jobs for PA initiative is designed to help students prepare for the changing job market, while offering employers an avenue to help develop educational programs that will yield workers who have the skills Pennsylvania businesses need.
Mar. 12, 2019 Download
State lawmakers unveiled a proposal to enact term limits for members of the state House and Senate Tuesday in Harrisburg. The measure seeks to amend the Pennsylvania Constitution to limit a member of the General Assembly to 12 consecutive years of service in each chamber. That equates to six consecutive two-year terms for House members and three consecutive four-year terms for senators. The lawmakers expressed their believe that the change would help improve the legislative environment in both chambers. Rep. Aaron Bernstine (R-Beaver, Butler & Lawrence) attended the capitol press conference and voiced his support for the new term limits proposal.