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Illinois Legislature: State Senator Larry Bomke, State Rep Pat Verschoore See No Hope for Governor Pat Quinn’s Income Tax Plan This Year

19 hours ago ago from THE iLLINOIS OBSERVER

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Chandler e-mail update: bill cutoff : Washington House Republicans

13 hours ago ago from Washington House Republicans

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Well boo hoo!

14 hours ago ago from Camp4u

The Phil is already getting testy with Republicans because we are not falling in line behind his tax increases. I can hear the calls of "Republicans are the party of no!" coming now. The thing is, it is the governor who proposes the budget. Not the legislature. If the governor doesn't like the fact that Republicans don't support his tax increases then possibly he should propose a budget with the numbers he is given and not the numbers he ...

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Soderberg outlines proposed 2010-11 budget

19 hours ago ago from FYI by PLS

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Governor Rendell Proposes Budget With No Tax Increase, More Money for … – YAHOO!

17 hours ago ago from Mortgage News and Mortgage Rates

Requiring no tax increases to balance, the plan holds the line on spending in most areas where cost increases are not mandated by law. It keeps the state on pace to meet its adequate school funding targets, and it continues Pennsylvania 's commitment View original story

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