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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
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Regulation
Government Intervention—not Free Markets—Made Your Housing and Healthcare Unaffordable
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Welfare
Pennsylvania’s Welfare Error Rate Is High. But New Numbers Provide Hope.
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Senate players hold Corbett’s liquor plan in their hands
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New Pennsylvania Liquor Bill Goes to Full House
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Read More: New Pennsylvania Liquor Bill Goes to Full House
LETTER: Liquor vote could be last call for employees
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Expanding Medicaid: Eat now, starve later
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Letters: Expanded Medicaid won’t improve cancer care
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Turnpike scandal may revive reform efforts
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Underfunded public pensions: A ticking time bomb
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Will pay-to-play allegations prompt Pennsylvania Turnpike reform?
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Grand jury report suggests more may be charged in Turnpike Commission’s ‘pay to play’ scheme
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The $100,000 Club: 4,831 state employees made six figures in 2012
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Why liquor privatization still faces a long road
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Read More: Why liquor privatization still faces a long road
Corbett’s liquor privatization bill moves closer to vote
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LETTER: Corbett must stand by rejection of Medicaid expansion to avoid chaos
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Read More: LETTER: Corbett must stand by rejection of Medicaid expansion to avoid chaos
Thin the Harrisburg herd: Slash the size, pay and perks of the Pennsylvania General Assembly
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Read More: Thin the Harrisburg herd: Slash the size, pay and perks of the Pennsylvania General Assembly
Turzai: House could get liquor privatization bill soon
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Read More: Turzai: House could get liquor privatization bill soon
Shrinking Legislature could save Pa. $8M
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Op-ed: Message in a bottle. How the Liquor Control Board is making its own case for privatization
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