Citizens Alliance for Pennsylvania is the subject of an excellent story in The American Spectator about the plight, and hope, for our state.
The article explains how the group is “roaming the state with all the subtlety of Allied forces storming the beaches of Normandy on D-Day” to talke on the “bi-partisan collusion of career politicians, labor unions and trial lawyers that has mired the Commonwealth in corruption and economic stagnation.”
You can read it here.
Citizens Alliance for Pennsylvania clearly understands what the problems is. Ask yourself, why has the 1970 law granted public school teachers with the “right to strike” been repealed. Not replaced, repealed.
It would save tens of millions of tax dollars and vastly improve public schools.
But it hasn’t been done regardless of the party in control. Why? Because of a bi-partisan collusion of career politicians, labor unions and trial lawyers that has mired the Commonwealth in corruption and economic stagnation.
We need term limits with no pensions or benefits for these greedy hogs who cannot get their snouts out of the public trough.
who does the cap like in delaware county?