House Majority Forward Launches New TV Ads Across Pennsylvania  

Washington, D.C. – House Majority Forward today launched four new television ads in PA-01, PA-07, PA-08, and PA-10, calling on Republican members of Congress to support legislation that places Pennsylvanians ahead of billionaires, corporate interests, and their own financial interests.

In PA-01, the new ad calls on Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick to stop giving billionaires tax breaks and reverse the Medicaid cuts he voted for. In PA-07, the ad calls on Rep. Ryan Mackenzie to protect Epstein’s victims — not pedophiles. In PA-08, the new ad urges Rep. Rob Bresnahan to stop trading stocks and support legislation banning members of Congress from trading individual stocks. And in PA-10, the ad calls on Rep. Scott Perry to put lowering costs for Pennsylvanians ahead of corporate interests.

These ads are a part of House Majority Forward’s previously announced $15 million August television and digital reservations.

WATCH ‘DOORS’ HERE

‘Doors’ Transcript:

He depends on Medicaid. So does she. And they do, too.

But Congressman Fitzpatrick closed the door on these little guys. 

He voted to cut Medicaid for struggling families, threatening closure for 25 hospitals, including Lower Bucks Hospital, and jacking up costs on us. 

Instead, Fitzpatrick opened the floodgates for these guys, billionaires and big corporations, giving them billions in special tax breaks. 

Call Congressman Fitzpatrick. Tell him to restore cuts to health care.

WATCH ‘IT’S TIME’ HERE

‘It’s Time’ Transcript:

Our Congressman Ryan Mackenzie voted to protect predators in the Epstein Files, not just once, but three different times. 

Not only that, on one of those votes, Mackenzie cast the deciding vote, opposing bipartisan efforts to release the Epstein Files. 

We need Ryan Mackenzie to protect victims who were as young as 14 years old because they deserve better. 

Call Congressman Ryan Mackenzie and tell him it’s time to start protecting victims.

WATCH ‘SHOULD BE’ HERE

‘Should Be’ Transcript:

Members of Congress are getting rich trading stocks around their votes. 

It should be illegal. 

But Congressman Rob Bresnahan doesn’t think so. 

Rob Bresnahan is facing fresh scrutiny over stock trades.

Bresnahan, who ranks as one of Congress’s top stock traders, dumped up to $130,000 in stocks from four major Medicaid providers. 

Seven days later, he voted to slash Medicaid funding. 

Tell Rob Bresnahan, stop the congressional stock trading.

WATCH ‘GET BY’ HERE

‘Get By’ Transcript:

Out here, we’re just trying to get by.

But in DC, Scott Perry is voting with special interests and making it more expensive for us. 

Scott Perry sided with Wall Street and voted to let them raise our costs with junk fees.

He voted to cut Medicaid and put thousands at risk of losing insurance, which could force local hospitals to close. 

And Perry even voted to raise our electricity costs. 

Tell Scott Perry, vote to lower our costs.

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