CAP CEO Leo Knepper sits down with Lincoln Institute Chairman & CEO and frequent guest contributor Lowman Henry to discuss the constitutional amendments currently under review to reign in Governor Wolf’s emergency declarations as well as potential changes to the Pennsylvania judiciary.

The removal of the plaques on the portraits of the Commonwealth's former state House Speakers effectively rewrites the history of Pennsylvania's political corruption in their favor. Click below to take action and call on Speaker Bryan Cutler to return the plaques and restore dignity to the people's House.

After Gov. Wolf's extra-constitutional power grab during the COVID-19 pandemic, the time has come for the people of Pennsylvania to “institute a new government” protective of our rights. The time has come to take back PA. 

CAP CEO Leo Knepper sits down with state Senator Doug Mastriano (R-33) to discuss the 2020 General Election in Pennsylvania and other issues facing the Commonwealth.

Any pretense Gov. Tom Wolf had of "protecting" businesses and their patrons from the coronavirus went out the window recently when he vetoed legislation that would have protected rule-abiding businesses from the threat of frivolous COVID-related lawsuits.

In this episode of The CAPitalist Cast, CAP CEO Leo Knepper sits down with climate contrarian Gregory Wrightstone, author of "Inconvenient Facts: The Science That Al Gore Doesn't Want You To Know," for a wide-ranging discussion about a number of topics related to climate policy. 

A peek into Pennsylvania's Fiscal Code offers an eye-opening insight into the revenue sources being used to fill the Commonwealth's gaping budget holes–among other things.

The presidential race notwithstanding, Democrats in Pennsylvania lost resoundingly on Election Day, and the inept policies and leadership failures of Gov. Tom Wolf are perhaps the biggest reasons why.

In the first episode of the CAPitalist Broadcast, CAP CEO Leo Knepper interviews Carl Marrara, vice president of government affairs at the Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association to discuss the impact of one of the most contentious and controversial elections in modern history.

Despite the Pennsylvania Supreme Court's best efforts to tip the scales in favor of Democrats by rewriting state election law, the General Assembly still has a significant trump card to play to head off Election Day disaster. The question is, will they use it?

At the state level, Labor Unions in Pennsylvania frequently box out competition by using their government cronies to implement arcane policies and unfair contract restrictions. Now, they're stacking the deck at the local level, too, and it's largely going unnoticed.

The US Chamber of Commerce just made it clear that when it comes to advocating for and supporting small businesses, they prefer cronyism to free-market capitalism.

The Democratic majority of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court seems to see its role as more of a super-Legislature than a co-equal branch of government. That's a big problem when it comes to free and fair elections in the Commonwealth.

By taking campaign contributions from Gov. Tom Wolf, Auditor General Eugene DePasquale--who is running for Congress--compromised his audit into the governor's shutdown waiver process and eroded the public trust.

There is no greater time than now to register voters. For employers, the effort should be part of a non-partisan campaign to promote civic responsibility.