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Wednesday, July 01, 2026

Pa. State Budget Late Again

Pennsylvania's General Assembly has done it again. It has failed to adopt a budget by the June 30 deadline. In fact, the state senate has actually recessed until next week. Since 2015, the state budget has been late 9 times. The last budget was adopted 135 days late. 

12 comments:

  1. Even though the State Senate left, and the House sent over a budget in April, this is somehow Shapiro’s fault!

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  2. Politicians are destroying our country.

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  3. Bob "I'm not dead" Freeman will fix this, or not.

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  4. Our system of government is not working maybe that is why the democratic socialists seem to be on a winning streak.

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  5. Senate Republicans can't, and don't want to pass legislation. Cowards.

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    1. Tit for Tat, it goes both ways!

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  6. The long tent pole holing this up? Skills Games and SEPTA funding. . .

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  7. Republican effort to embarrass Shapiro

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    1. No effort needed. He's a walking talking embarrassment. I wish he'd run for president. The national party will eviscerate him. And you know exactly why.

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  8. Shapiro and Brown are in Reilly's pocket while stealing CHIP funds while Brown has a child center in the Morning Call building.

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  9. Meanwhile Speaker McClinton kicks a Republican Rep off the floor for “inappropriate” attire. That being a red white and blue suit jacket. She encourages “pride” colors to celebrate “pride month” but if it’s patriotic, no way!!!! Today’s Democrat party in a nutshell. Even some other democrats were shocked.

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