PA. Rightwingers angry more laws haven't been passed by Republican controlled State Govt.

http://triblive.com/news/1827754-74/corbett-conservative-pennsylvania-governor-republicans-state-bill-leaders-republican-conservatives

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"School vouchers. An end to teachers' strikes. Privately-run liquor stores. Making Pennsylvania a right-to-work state. These reforms professed by some Republicans when the party took control of the Legislature and governor's mansion remain stalled 17 months later. That has given rise to restlessness among conservative activists and lobbyists for businesses.

...Republican Lowman Henry, CEO of the Lincoln Institute for Public Opinion Research and a board member of the Pennsylvania Leadership Council said dissatisfaction among conservatives starts at the "grassroots." "The only thing keeping this from bursting into open revolt is the fact attention is largely focused on the presidential race this year. But after the election, this could be a different story," Henry said.

"I'm frustrated and I'm disappointed," said Simon Campbell, a Pennsbury School District board member who heads a Bucks County group aimed at outlawing teacher strikes. That bill hasn't moved because lawmakers are too "wishy-washy" and they're "terrified of the teachers' unions," Campbell said. "It should be a no-brainer. Thirty-seven other states don't allow it to happen."

Some conservatives note that Corbett hasn't moved to take on unions the way Republican Govs. Chris Christie in New Jersey, John Kasich in Ohio and Scott Walker in Wisconsin have done."
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In response to the criticism, expect the State House to pass a series of right wing bills that have no chance of passing the State Senate.