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Government Unions Are Making a Comeback—and Taxpayers Will Pay the Price
Originally published by National Review. overnment unions looked like they were up against the ropes in 2018. Then, a landmark Supreme Court decision, Janus v.
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One Year Later, Charlie Kirk’s Legacy Carries On
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Education
Who Holds Pennsylvania’s Public Schools Accountable?
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Regulation
Pennsylvania’s Shapiro Seeks COVID-19-Style Lockdown Powers
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At 94, former Gov. George M. Leader forgotten, not gone
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Gov. Walker’s big win could fuel Pa. pension reform
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After Wisconsin, onward to Pennsylvania!
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Corbett’s $1.7B tax pledge banks on jobs
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Corbett supports full privatization of state liquor stores
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Liquor Control Board worker contract may discourage privatization
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Liquor store privatization debate begins in Pennsylvania
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Union boss: 401(k)s insufficient for state government employees
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State lawmakers dispute study from Keystone Research Center regarding alcohol privatization
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Pennsylvania Prison Reform: Taxpayers need a break
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What’s next for Pennsylvania’s public schools?
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Pa. corrections system spends $49 million keeping non-violent inmates beyond minimum
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Corrections: Governor should heed coalition’s proposals
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Former Gov. Leader: Common sense can cut Pa. prison costs
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Gov. Corbett adds pension reform to budget agenda
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