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guest columnist Did you catch Governor Haley Barbour on Meet the Press? There he was with Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell talking about, among other things, President Obama and troop levels for Afghanistan. Full Article at The Meridian Star
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Government often commits its most unconscionable acts when no one is looking. This could not have been more evident than shortly before Veterans Day when Gov. Full Article at Centre Daily Times
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On behalf of all Pennsylvanians, we extend our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Staff Sergeant Stivison ... To coincide with the date of his memorial service in Blairsville, we will lower the United States and state flags to show our respect for his loyal service and sacrifice for our count...
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Low bids on stimulus-funded projects allowed PennDOT to spend the savings on another 33 road and bridge projects, including a crumbling bridge at Pittsburgh's northern edge, Gov. Ed Rendell announced Friday. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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Low bids on stimulus-funded projects allowed PennDOT to spend the savings on another 33 road and bridge projects, Gov. Ed Rendell announced Friday. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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The stimulus fairy has another sprinkling of funding for Monroe County. Thirty-three additional highway and bridge projects will be financed by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, according to Gov. Ed Rendell. Full Article at Pocono Record
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WASHINGTON - JUNE 23: Gov. Ed Rendell (D-PA) co-chair of Building America's Future, participates in a Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee hearing on Capitol Hill June 23, 2009 in Washington, DC. View Photo »
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I’m going to point you to Murray Gerber, the CEO of EQT [EQT Loading... () ], who told the truth about the real problems. And I’m also going to send you to Governor Ed Rendell [of Pennsylvania], who said point blank that we don’t have those kinds of problems. It is just wrong to worry about that.
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PITTSBURGH -- Gov. Ed Rendell ordered United States and Pennsylvania flags on state facilities in the Capitol Complex and in Indiana County to be flown at half-staff on Saturday to honor an Indiana County soldier killed in action in Afghanistan. Full Article at WPXI Pittsburgh
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Gov. Ed Rendell announced Friday that 33 additional highway and bridge projects will be financed by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, also known as the federal stimulus package. Full Article at Pittsburgh Business Times
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On behalf of all Pennsylvanians, we extend our deepest sympathy to the family and friends of Staff Sergeant Stivison ... To coincide with the date of his memorial service in Blairsville, we will lower the United States and state flags to show our respect for his loyal service and sacrifice for our count...
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I’m going to point you to Murray Gerber, the CEO of EQT [EQT Loading... () ], who told the truth about the real problems. And I’m also going to send you to Governor Ed Rendell [of Pennsylvania], who said point blank that we don’t have those kinds of problems. It is just wrong to worry about that.
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Philadelphia’s World Cup Soccer bid is a fantastic opportunity for the city and region to work together to showcase our world-class style ... And as a sports fan, I am thrilled to be involved as co-chair with Mayor Nutter. Now we need everyone in the entire commonwealth, as well as New Jersey and Delawa...
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I like what you say on reform, but what will you do to understand Western Pennsylvania voters and not be another Ed Rendell?
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Philadelphia’s World Cup Soccer bid is a fantastic opportunity for the city and region to work together to showcase our world-class style ... And as a sports fan, I am thrilled to be involved as co-chair with Mayor Nutter. Now we need everyone in the entire commonwealth, as well as New Jersey and Delawa...
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Tired of Barack Obama, Ed Rendell, Arlen Specter and big government Democrats running our nation?
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Of course, doing nothing also makes businesses very reluctant to hire new workers because the cost of health care now is just out of control ... Ten years ago in Pennsylvania, a family health plan for an employer costs $5,500. Today, it costs $11,500, and by 2016, over $25,000… Hiking taxes on people li...
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Tired of Barack Obama, Ed Rendell, Arlen Specter and big government liberals ruining our nation?
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Of course, doing nothing also makes businesses very reluctant to hire new workers because the cost of health care now is just out of control ... Ten years ago in Pennsylvania, a family health plan for an employer costs $5,500. Today, it costs $11,500, and by 2016, over $25,000… Hiking taxes on people li...
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Gov. Ed Rendell remains at the low ebb of his governorship when it comes to public opinion, perhaps not surprising given the lengthy budget stalemate
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When President Clinton came in, he raised taxes on the rich
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Ever since Ed Rendell became governor, he's been a Penn professor, an Eagles commentator and now he's a part-time author ... Over the years, when a governor was only a governor, you by and large had budgets completed on time. When he has time, he's governor.
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The tax rate under Ronald Reagan's Presidency was much higher on rich people than it is today.
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We will be able to make competitive offers to companies like Harley-Davidson that we are recruiting to come to Pennsylvania or remain here
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I looked at (Pennsylvania’s) hydro capacity and saw that it was one of the most underutilized of all our resources ... I think the future of hydro is unlimited.
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I believe there is no reason to celebrate the signing of the budget ... That's not because it isn't a good budget, and it is, it's a responsible budget and it does good things for the state of Pennsylvania. But it took entirely too long. There's no excuse for us having put the people of Pennsylvania, ma...
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I believe there is no reason to celebrate the signing of the budget ... That’s not because it isn’t a good budget, and it is. It’s a responsible budget and it does good things for the state of Pennsylvania. But it took entirely too long. There’s no excuse for us having to put the people of Pennsylvania,...
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I believe there is no reason to celebrate the signing of the budget ... That’s not because it isn’t a good budget, and it is. It’s a responsible budget and it does good things for the state of Pennsylvania. But it took entirely too long. There’s no excuse for us having to put the people of Pennsylvania,...
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I believe there is no reason to celebrate the signing of the budget ... That's not because it isn't a good budget, and it is, it's a responsible budget and it does good things for the state of Pennsylvania, but it took entirely too long. There's no excuse for us having put the people of Pennsylvania, ma...
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Ensuring that our airports operate safely and efficiently is critical to maintaining Pennsylvania's transportation infrastructure ... The aviation industry is responsible for more than $12 billion in state revenue each year, and this investment helps sustain communities and retain jobs across Pennsylvan...
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Ensuring that our airports operate safely and efficiently is critical to maintaining Pennsylvania's transportation infrastructure ... The aviation industry is responsible for more than $12 billion in state revenue each year, and this investment helps sustain communities and retain jobs across Pennsylvan...
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Pennsylvania's dairy farmers are bearing the brunt of historically low milk prices, coupled with historically high production costs
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Too many Pennsylvania producers are struggling because of conditions beyond their control
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Other nations are realizing the importance of renewable energy development and strong policies to combat climate change ... If America sits back and waits, this opportunity will pass us by.
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I want to take clean coal from an oxymoron to reality ... I'm not saying clean coal technology is guaranteed but the upside for Pennsylvania's industry is significant enough that we have to try.
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