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READ MOREThe US Senate completed their votes on five budget resolutions last night. All five budgets failed, even though they needed just 51 votes to pass. Here are the details:
* Just like last year in the Senate and earlier this year in the House, President Obama’s budget (S.Con.Res. 41) was unanimously rejected by a vote of 0-99.
* Despite AFP’s key vote in support, both the House-passed Ryan budget (H.Con.Res. 112) and Senator Pat Toomey’s “Restoring Balance” budget failed. The votes were 41-58 for Ryan and 42-57 for Toomey.
* Two additional conservative budgets failed by a larger margin. Senator Rand Paul’s “Revitalizing America” budget (S.Con.Res. 42) failed by a vote of 16-83. Senator Mike Lee’s budget that mirrored a Heritage Foundation plan (S.Con.Res. 44) failed by a vote of 17-82.
READ MOREThe Pennsylvania prevailing wage law is 50 years old and is an antiquated fleecing of Pennsylvanians taxpayers. Several lawmakers have fought for reform over the decades with no changes whatsoever to this law. We have seen a number of reform bills which would nibble around the prevailing wage law be thrwarted by politicians who are bought and paid for by unions. This has left the taxpayer with a hefty sum to pay come tax day.
Representative Ron Marsico further explains the need to reform prevailing wage law in the Commonwealth:
One of the first issues that I began to tackle when I took office was updating Pennsylvania’s antiquated Prevailing Wage Act with the underlying motive of saving Pennsylvania taxpayers millions of dollars.
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