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Plug into the Pulse of Pennsylvania

(May 19, 2012 - May 25, 2012) This week on Lincoln Radio Journal: Eric Boehm of www.paindependent.com has the week's news headlines; Lowman Henry talks with State Representative Stephen Bloom (R-Cumberland) about a new proposal to elimate school district property taxes; Frank Gamrat and Eric Montarti have an Allegheny Institute Report on distressed municipalities; And, Col. Frank Ryan, USMC (Ret.) has a Lincoln Radio Journal commentary on how the federal government has forced changes in investment strategies.

Lighting the brushfires of freedom

(May 19, 2012 - May 25, 2012) This week on American Radio Journal: Lowman Henry talks with Arthur Brooks of the American Enterprise Institute about his new book The Road to Freedom: How to Win the Fight for Free Enterprise; Andy Roth of the Club for Growth has the Real Story about how conservative the freshman class in Congress really is; And, Colin Hanna of Let Freedom Ring, USA has an American Radio Journal commentary on the impact of President Obama's gay marriage stance on independent voters.

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The Real Cost of Obama's Latest 'Evolution'

Latest Articles:
Town Hall Commentary Lowman S. Henry Reason for Pessimism	Uncomfortable Truth Scott Paterno PA Property Tax System Broken
Rebuilding America Col. Frank Ryan Debt - The New Equity	Reflections Ralph Reiland Bunnies, Jobs and Better Security
Kengor's Corner Dr. Paul Kengor Allen West and His Critics	Let Freedom Ring Colin Hanna What Should Santorum, Gingrich Ask of Romney?

Latest Articles:

Town Hall Commentary

Lowman S. Henry

Reason for Pessimism

Uncomfortable Truth

Scott Paterno

PA Property Tax System Broken

Rebuilding America

Col. Frank Ryan

Debt - The New Equity

Reflections

Ralph Reiland

Bunnies, Jobs and Better Security

Kengor's Corner

Dr. Paul Kengor

Allen West and His Critics

Let Freedom Ring

Colin Hanna

What Should Santorum, Gingrich Ask of Romney?

Recent Survey
	Recovery? PA Employers Say Economy Remains Sluggish The lingering national recession continues to have a profound negative effect on Pennsylvania nonprofit organizations, causing some to doubt their ability to fulfill their mission amid a growing sense of pessimism about the future. That is the overall picture to emerge from the Lincoln Institute's 2011 Pennsylvania Charitable Organizations Survey. Despite the conventional wisdom that the nation is emerging from a four-year economic downturn, results of the Spring 2012 Keystone Business Climate Survey find employers in the commonwealth less optimistic than they were one year ago — and fewer expect the business climate to improve in the coming months. The survey also found a majority favor further cuts in state spending, particularly on public welfare. There is also broad-based support for placing strict limits on the rate at which state spending can increase in the future. When asked if business conditions in Pennsylvania are better, the same, or worse y ... View Analysis View Questions & Numeric Results

Recent Survey

Recovery? PA Employers Say Economy Remains Sluggish

The lingering national recession continues to have a profound negative effect on Pennsylvania nonprofit organizations, causing some to doubt their ability to fulfill their mission amid a growing sense of pessimism about the future. That is the overall picture to emerge from the Lincoln Institute's 2011 Pennsylvania Charitable Organizations Survey.

Despite the conventional wisdom that the nation is emerging from a four-year economic downturn, results of the Spring 2012 Keystone Business Climate Survey find employers in the commonwealth less optimistic than they were one year ago — and fewer expect the business climate to improve in the coming months. The survey also found a majority favor further cuts in state spending, particularly on public welfare. There is also broad-based support for placing strict limits on the rate at which state spending can increase in the future. When asked if business conditions in Pennsylvania are better, the same, or worse y ...

View Analysis
View Questions & Numeric Results