York County News

Guy Reschenthaler, a U.S. Congressman and representative of Pennsylvania’s 14th District, shared several statements highlighting his support for former President Donald Trump's policies. Through his social media posts, he expressed endorsement for the 2017 tax cuts and the energy strategy that he attributed to the former president. Reschenthaler’s views suggest an ongoing support for Trump's leadership while emphasizing its perceived benefits for American workers and industries.

On April 8, 2025, Reschenthaler praised the economic impact of the 2017 tax reforms initiated by former President Trump. He emphasized that the tax cuts were "a huge win for the American worker and our manufacturing industry," and urged Congress to continue supporting these policies. He attributed prosperity brought forth by these tax cuts as a key reason to maintain them. "President Trump's 2017 tax cuts brought prosperity to our nation."

The following day, April 9, 2025, Reschenthaler underscored Trump's leadership in energy, noting its significance for the American workforce, energy industry, and specifically for southwestern Pennsylvania. He identified Trump as an essential figure in addressing national energy needs. "President Trump is the energy leader our nation desperately needed," he stated, recognizing Trump's efforts to support energy production and workers in his posts. "President Trump is the energy leader our nation desperately needed."

On April 10, 2025, Reschenthaler commented on the success of former President Trump's "America First" agenda, describing it as a victory for the nation. This statement aligns with his pattern of endorsing Trump's policies as beneficial to the United States. "A huge win for our nation and President Trump's America First agenda."

Guy Reschenthaler, currently serving in the U.S Congress since 2019, has represented Pennsylvania’s 14th district, succeeding Conor Lamb. Prior to his congressional tenure, Reschenthaler served in the Pennsylvania Senate from 2015 to 2019. He was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in 1983 and resides in Peters Township. Reschenthaler holds degrees from Pennsylvania State University, Behrend, and Duquesne University, reflecting his educational and professional growth over the years.