State Rep. Bob Freeman is "concerned" about Governor Corbett's proposed budget, but State Rep. Dan McNeill, known for his blunt style, is a little more direct.
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Friday, February 08, 2013
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Seems to me McNeill only understands union economics, not very helpful to those of us living in the real world. Sell the liquor stores.
ReplyDeleteGreat point about Corbetts delay in enacting a transportation funding bill. I hope our Lehigh Valley delegation insist that funding for major transportation projects in the Valley is restored.
ReplyDeleteLet's get back to investing in our brownfields, create jobs and inprove the revenues of our municipalities.
One time revenue gimmicks like privatization of liquor stores will dry up quickly.