State House Perspectives: July 2010 - 7/12/2010:

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This edition of State House Perspectives covers the passage of the 2010-11 state budget, the privatization of the sales of wine and spirits and more.
State House Perspectives: June 2010 - 6/11/2010:

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This edition of State House Perspectives focuses on state budget savings measures, welfare reform and legislation that would update Pennsylvania's child labor laws.
Rep. Mike Peifer's Legislative Report: May 2009 - 5/15/2009:

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Rep. Mike Peifer tackles managing personal debt and spending on this month's program.
Directing Funds Would Help Ailing Pensions - 5/4/2009:

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Rep. Mike Peifer talks about the benefits of using federal stimulus money to support pension funds across the state.
Rep. Peifer's Unfunded Mandates Press Conference - 4/28/2009:

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Rep. Mike Peifer is joined by Rep. Scott Boyd and other Republican colleagues to announce legislation addressing the issue of unfunded mandates.
Energy Task Force Press Conference - 3/24/2009:

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Members of the Republican Policy Committee's Energy Task Force unveil their proposal to provide revenue through the expansion of gas drilling in the state.
Tolling of I-80 Policy Hearing - 1/25/2008:

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This policy hearing focuses on the negative effects the tolling of I-80 will have on the residents and businesses that call the I-80 corridor home.
Policy Hearing On Making PA Business Competitive - 1/25/2008:

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Hearing focuses on Pennsylvania's business tax structure and what can be done to improve Pennsylvania's business competitiveness.
Peifer: add more officers, not more gun control laws - 11/21/2007:

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Rep. Mike Peifer opposed gun control legislation, noting that law-abiding citizens would have been hurt by additional government regulations. What is needed, he added, is more officers on the street, not more laws.
Peifer wants to find a property tax solution - 10/4/2007:

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Rep. Mike Peifer says legislators talk about property taxes every minute of every day, including every breakfast and every lunch, in addition to time spent on the House floor. The goal is to find a solution, especially for senior citizens.