June 3, 2011 – What a dilemma.
Cash-strapped Pennsylvania just learned it will end the fiscal year with nearly $540 million more than expected, and lawmakers can’t seem to figure out what to do with the surplus.
Here’s a thought — spend it.
Or even just commit some of it to offset the drastic cuts to education and public welfare that Gov. Tom Corbett and House Republicans are proposing in their $27.3 billion spending plans.
Read the entire editorial from yorkdispatch.com.
