Criminal Justice Reform

You Can Spend Less, Get More with Real Corrections Reform

• Matthew Brouillette
• June 11, 2012

What is it they say about things that are out of sight? Oh, yes, out of mind. That might be one of the reasons why our corrections system has become…

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Gov. Walker’s big win could fuel Pa. pension reform

• June 10, 2012

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After Wisconsin, onward to Pennsylvania!

• June 10, 2012

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Regulation

Gov Love Lifts Liquor Liberty!

• Nathan Benefield
• June 8, 2012

Gov. Tom Corbett announced his support for full liquor store privatization today on Dom Giordano’s radio show. Now it’s the legislature’s turn to develop a plan that will free…

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Education

Why Public Opinion is Turning on Teachers’ Unions

• Priya Brannick
• June 7, 2012

Gil Spencer of the Delaware County Times penned a perceptive column yesterday on the waning popularity of teachers’ unions—and how an angry public is wising up to the unions’…

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Regulation

Will Union Contracts Stop Liquor Store Privatization?

• June 6, 2012

Desperate to protect the monopoly that provides his cushy $287,000 salary and benefits package, liquor store union boss Wendell Young IV has launched yet another dishonest attack. Mr. Young is…

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State Budget

Block Grants for Human Services a “Godsend”

• Elizabeth Stelle
• June 6, 2012

State funding for county services may soon be streamlined, wasting fewer dollars on bureaucratic largesse and focusing aid on programs that are most effective at helping the needy. Yesterday,…

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Liquor store privatization debate begins in Pennsylvania

• June 6, 2012

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State Budget

Limit Growth of Government to Protect Taxpayers

• June 6, 2012

We must face a simple fact: The General Assembly will act only when it has no alternative. Therefore, the only way to restrain spending and avoid hitting the fiscal iceberg…

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