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Pennsylvania Stopped Costly Energy Taxes. But Government Mandates are Still Driving Up Electricity Bills.
Originally published by TribLIVE. Pennsylvania families, already struggling to afford the rising cost of living, avoided even more expensive utility bills with the recently passed state budget. When Gov.
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State Budget
Pennsylvania Avoided Tax Hikes—But Only for Now
Read More: Pennsylvania Avoided Tax Hikes—But Only for Now
Regulation
Government Intervention—not Free Markets—Made Your Housing and Healthcare Unaffordable
Read More: Government Intervention—not Free Markets—Made Your Housing and Healthcare Unaffordable
Welfare
Pennsylvania’s Welfare Error Rate Is High. But New Numbers Provide Hope.
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Spending is still supreme in the Pennsylvania budget
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Re: alcohol control (Letter to the Editor)
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Schools make out well in Rendell’s 2010-11 budget proposal
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‘Nonessential’ state workers still get paid for snow days
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Mellow would retire with six-figure pension
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On the pros and cons of giving corporations and individuals equal voices
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Teacher’s Union Calls for State to Fund Pension Plans
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Rendell budget continues to fuel insatiable spending
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Rendell budget, sales tax cut won’t solve state’s pension problems
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