Bid to make Harley-Davidson the state motorcycle gains traction
(York) — After languishing for more than a year, a House bill calling for Harley-Davidson to be named the state motorcycle of Pennsylvania has been moved before the State Government committee.
The bipartisan bill is co-sponsored by 17 Republican and 12 Democratic representatives. Among its York County GOP co-sponsors are representatives Keith Gillespie, Majority Appropriations Chair Stan Saylor, Seth Grove, and Senate candidate Kristin Phillips-Hill, all fervent Trump supporters.
Action on the bill and its Republican support comes at a time when Harley-Davidson has drawn the ire of President Trump for stating
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