Op-Ed : Tom Wolf's dumb idea about SRC

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Op-Ed : Tom Wolf's dumb idea about SRC

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Tom Wolf talks taxes during stop at Aliquippa High

"Tom Wolf's excuses for not producing the details of his income tax plan are getting increasingly more insulting to the intelligence of the Pennsylvania voters -- but don't take our word for it, just look at the doozies in this story. As the former Secretary of Revenue, Tom Wolf knows that he has in his possession the exact tax date that he would work off of to formulate his income tax plan. Tom Wolf is trying every excuse in the book to hide the fact that he plans to raise taxes by 188 percent, and that's unacceptable for someone running for statewide office." -- Chris Pack, Communications Director

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Tom Wolf talks taxes during stop at Aliquippa High

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NFIB ENDORSES GOVERNOR TOM CORBETT FOR RE-ELECTION

The Voice of Over 15,000 Pennsylvania Businesses Says Tom Corbett is the Right Choice

HARRISBURG – The Corbett-Cawley Campaign today announced that the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) has endorsed Governor Tom Corbett for re-election over Secretary Tom Wolf. In endorsing Corbett, the NFIB noted Secretary Tom Wolf’s proposed tax increases on Pennsylvania business that will harm their ability to cover their operating expenses. The organization represents over 15,000 small and independent employers in Pennsylvania.

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Editorial : Tom Wolf's 'Fresh Start': Vague & stale

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Editorial : Tom Wolf's 'Fresh Start': Vague & stale

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Editorial : Wolf's waffle

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Editorial : Wolf's waffle

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Editioral: Fuzzy math

“Secretary Tom Wolf has chosen not to be open and truthful with Pennsylvania voters regarding his income tax hike on middle class families. It is time for Tom Wolf to stop hiding behind phony excuses and finally come clean on how high he will raise taxes on the middle class. We know Wolf has the tax data because our campaign sent it to him on three different occasions – complete with a brand new calculator. Time to get to work Mr. Wolf and tell the people how high you are going to raise our taxes to pay for your Obama-style government spending.” -- Chris Pack, Communications Director

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Editioral: Fuzzy math

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3-for-3: Governor Corbett’s Record, Leadership on the Issues the Clear Choice for Pennsylvanians on Election Day

3-for-3: Governor Corbett’s Record, Leadership on the Issues
the Clear Choice for Pennsylvanians on Election Day
Tom Wolf’s Tax and Spend Agenda Light on Details and Costs of Failed Policies

HARRISBURG – The Corbett-Cawley campaign released the following statement from Campaign Manager Mike Barley following the final gubernatorial debate in Pittsburgh this evening, where Governor Corbett’s leadership and willingness to take on the tough issues for Pennsylvania’s future were on full display, and in stark contrast to Secretary Tom Wolf’s failure to deliver answers on how much his massive income tax hike would cost hardworking Pennsylvanians.

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CONFIRMED: TOM WOLF HAS THE TAX DATA NECESSARY TO PROVIDE DETAILS OF HIS MIDDLE CLASS TAX HIKE

HARRISBURG – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today announced the confirmation of a successful delivery of the most recent tax data that Secretary Tom Wolf says he needs to give the people of Pennsylvania an idea of how high he wants to raise middle class taxes. The tax data and a shiny new calculator were hand delivered yesterday to Wolf’s campaign headquarters and via USPS Express Mail.

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CORBETT-CAWLEY CAMPAIGN RELEASES NEW CAMPAIGN AD ENTITLED “LEARNING CURVE”

HARRISBURG – The Corbett-Cawley campaign today announced the release of their latest television commercial, “Learning Curve” The ad highlights Tom Wolf making millions of dollars and funding his campaign on the backs of taxpayers.

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City schools to accept new charter applications

Published in the Philadelphia Inquirer, by Martha Woodall

October 3, 2014

In a move that cheered charter-school advocates, the Philadelphia School District said Wednesday that it would accept applications for new charters this fall for the first time in seven years.

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