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Friday Funnies: Farewell 2009

01.01.2010

JibJabs annual year in review. YouTube link

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Keystone Conservative hits #3 on BlogNetNews

12.31.2009

We’re the new kids on the blog but at the very end of 2009 we hit #3 on BlogNetNews. Stay tuned for more in 2010.

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Con Con: Pennsylvania needs a new state constitution

11.24.2009

Con Con: Pennsylvania needs a new state constitution By Lowman S. Henry The time has come for a state constitutional convention. It has become abundantly clear that not only is state government broken and dysfunctional, but that it is impossible for the current governmental structure to fix itself so that it can begin to address [...]

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PA News Roundup

11.01.2009

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Altmire – Making the Roads Safer for Older Drivers

10.12.2009

(10/06/09) — U.S. Congressman Jason Altmire (PA-04) speaks on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives about his ongoing efforts to make roads safer for older drivers. Congressman Altmire is the lead sponsor of the Older Driver and Pedestrian Safety and Roadway Enhancement Act of 2009 (H.R. 3355), which would invest $500 million annually [...]

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Eliminate the Estate Tax – Creat Jobs

09.09.2009

The PA Family Institute, released a report stating that eliminating the estate tax would increase PA jobs. Pennsylvania Family Institute joins the Family Research Council and the American Family Business Foundation in releasing a new report today analyzing the effects of the estate tax (“death tax”) on jobs, government revenues, and economic growth. The report, [...]

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Obama talks to Students and Toomey approves

09.08.2009

My rant for the week. I was on vacation last week with my family and one person, reading an old fashioned paper, asked me what I thought about Obama wanting to talk to students heading back to school. I responded that I think it is perfectly appropriate for the president of the United States to [...]

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