Kevin Kane
Director of Legislative Strategy
Kevin is a Delaware County native and graduate of St. Joseph’s Prep. In 2016, Kevin graduated magna cum laude from Boston College. He joined the Commonwealth Foundation after various roles in public policy, communications, and development, including an internship at the Heritage Foundation.
Kevin is currently pursuing an MBA from St. Joseph’s University in Philadelphia. Outside of work and school, Kevin enjoys running with his chocolate lab, Moose, and volunteering for a rare disease research institute.
Education
Pa. Dems education plans, spending explosion nod to teachers unions, special interests
Originally published at Delaware County Daily Times Jay-Z schooled Pennsylvania lawmakers on what’s wrong with education. Rather than call for another blank check for our state’s failing schools, the…
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Saving Billy Penn was good, but Shapiro needs to find focus on bigger problems
Originally published in the Delaware County Daily Times All eyes are on the Keystone State in 2024. Whoever wins Pennsylvania, the nation’s largest swing state, will likely occupy the…
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Redirect education funding
Originally published at the Scranton Times-Tribune One crucial question remains at the forefront of public policy discussions about education: How can we ensure every child receives the highest quality…
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We Need to Stop Chasing Residents Out of the State With High Taxes
Originally published at Delaware Valley Journal Every April, Pennsylvanians are reminded of their crushing tax burden—one of the highest in the nation. And a growing number of Pennsylvanians have…
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No single person should have unchecked authority in Pennsylvania government
Originally published in The Bucks County Courier Times The Pennsylvania Senate recently passed Senate Bill 1, which moves three proposed constitutional amendments closer to the ballot. Before Pennsylvanians can vote…
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