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Old 04-23-2010, 10:27 PM
 
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Ok fair enough.

When I look at what Rendell is doing with PA, who has a serious budget problem as well, but manages to keep the unemployment rate below the national average, bring in development dollars into the city centers, and rail and public transportation are getting money as well. Cities are starting to growing, and there is plenty of good news.
What??? Rendell is the worst thing to happen to PA. Most people can't wait for him to be gone. We have one of the most corrupt state governments in the county, our taxes are constantly rising or they think up new ones, unemployment is rising, and businesses are closing. Our state is dying. Not sure where you are getting those lies from. Rendell and the unions have so screwed up our state.

I have been looking at houses in Ohio to get away from the mess here.
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Old 04-26-2010, 02:42 PM
 
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Question: How did the unions screw up PA? I hear this a lot from the average union-hater, but they never have any concrete reasons as to why that is.
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Old 04-26-2010, 09:34 PM
 
Location: Blue Ash, Ohio (Cincinnati)
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What??? Rendell is the worst thing to happen to PA. Most people can't wait for him to be gone. We have one of the most corrupt state governments in the county, our taxes are constantly rising or they think up new ones, unemployment is rising, and businesses are closing. Our state is dying. Not sure where you are getting those lies from. Rendell and the unions have so screwed up our state.

I have been looking at houses in Ohio to get away from the mess here.

Rendell may not be great, but he has done enough to see progress happening. I know a lot of Western PA people hate him because they feel he has been putting money into nothing but Philly, but thats not the truth.

And move to Ohio. I love it here. A lot of Pennsylvanians over here.
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Old 08-27-2013, 08:50 PM
 
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Oh, the Gov tried to take on the unions and the unions won (remember all of those union ads)(and the dummies who believed them).... and Ohio lost and is still loosing.
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