Dear John,
It is time to rewrite the narrative of politics to build a better future. In an era when trust in institutions wavers and cynicism clouds governance, we need leaders to answer the call of cooperation.
Recently, a group of young leaders in the “Keystone State” answered this call. The Pennsylvania Future Caucus (PAFC), a bipartisan caucus of Gen Z and Millennial lawmakers dedicated to addressing young people’s issues, was launched on Tuesday, May 23rd at the state capitol.
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“We have many big challenges facing Pennsylvanians including lack of affordable housing, student loan debt, infrastructure investments and we need members of both parties to work together and find solutions. I’m excited about the opportunity to join with Representative Kutz and my other colleagues to face these challenges in a bipartisan manner,” said Rep. Justin Fleming, the Democratic co-chair of the caucus.
Echoing the sentiment of collaboration, Rep. Thomas Kutz, the Republican co-chair of the caucus remarked, "Pennsylvanians need forward thinking legislators who will work across the aisle and focus on results that will benefit Pennsylvania for generations. This Future Caucus is a crucial step towards tackling tough issues head-on. I'm thrilled to work with Representative Fleming, someone who understands the need to find common ground in state government. I'm eager to get to work."
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Under the leadership of Rep. Fleming (D) and Rep. Kutz (R), the Pennsylvania Future Caucus aims to restore trust in institutions, promote good governance, and address the issues facing young people in the state. The re-launch event proved to be a promising start to their endeavors. Read our latest blog post to learn more about how Pennsylvania's young legislators are building future-focused coalitions, signaling a commitment to effective governance and a refocus on the generations to come. |
Thank you for your continued support in building a healthier democracy. Onwards, Team MAP |
