Pa. Governor Expected To Make Budget Announcement Tuesday
Pennsylvania's state government has been operating without a budget for nearly seven months, but that could soon change.
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Pennsylvania's state government has been operating without a budget for nearly seven months, but that could soon change.
Governor Wolf's office says he will make an announcement Tuesday morning on what he plans to do with a Republican-passed budget on his desk. Monday, the governor still wasn't saying what he might do, but one of his top aides released a statement criticizing the spending plan as a display of "fiscal irresponsibility."
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