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Medicaid Fraud Demands Prevention, not Just Prosecution
Originally published by PennLive. What would you do if someone told you they worked 36 hours per day? If you were the Pennsylvania Department of…
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Government Accountability
Pennsylvanians’ Constitutional Rights Don’t End at the Edge of Their Yards
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Education
Tax Credit Programs Extend School Choice and Enable Kids to Attend Better Schools
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Education
School Choice Saves Families Struggling with Affordability
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John R. Bouder: Treat cyber schools fairly in Pennsylvania
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Grants aren’t the same old payouts, Corbett says
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State Senate should reject misnamed “charter school reform” bill: James Hanak
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State Corrections boss Wetzel wants fewer prisoners
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Freind: Corbett’s Gas Tax: His Path To Single Digit Approval
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How public unions divert taxpayer resources for political gain
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Get rich quick! Start your own union: Matthew J. Brouillette
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Obama supporter soured by Obamacare ordeal
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Local state lawmaker pushes to raise Pa. minimum pay
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Food stamp cuts worry grocers in poor Philly neighborhoods
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Despite perceptions, food stamp fraud low in state
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Pa. pension reform plan hinges on union support
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Pension inaction hurts midstate taxpayers, teachers: Nathan A. Benefield
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