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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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Bottom line: Vouchers can help neediest children
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Money for education hasn’t bought results
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Number Of New Natural Gas Jobs In Question
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Sunday motorcycle sales may be allowed in Pennsylvania
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These numbers don’t lie: School vouchers are Pennsylvania’s only choice
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Pa. unemployment benefits deal won’t address debt
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Founding Fathers’ Rally Draw Hundreds to Kittanning
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Delaying pension payments hurts our kids and grandkids
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Tea Party Gears Up For 2012 In Contentious School Voucher Fight
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Study says a third of employers could cut health insurance by 2014
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Pa.’s education in a state of emergency
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Gov. Tom Corbett’s spending leaves some wondering about his budget ‘sacrifice’ message
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Corbett’s Liberty Financing Authority proposal gaining little traction so far
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Proposed laws take aim at property tax increases
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Anti-school voucher lobbyists are protecting their income streams
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Schools of Hard Knocks: Budget cuts worry teachers’ unions
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Cyber charter schools provide a real savings
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