Act 140 0f 2011 (Capital Budget and Redevelopment Assistance Capital Projects RACP) added $1.

6 billion dollars to Pennsylvania Taxpayers $121 Billion Dollar Debt

With Act 130 of 2011, the General Assembly forced taxpayer to finance five private for profit big business billionaire corporations. These tax payer subsidies were, in effect, tax rebates to big businesses connected to the elected; taxpayers are forced to pay billions in corporate welfare to big business corporations connected to the elected. What do the taxpayers get for this investment?

Comcast Center Philadelphia Pennsylvania received a $30,000,000 taxpayer subsidy from Pennsylvania General Assembly Natalie Kostelni Philadelphia Business Journal 3 January 2005:In addition to the $30 million from the state, the Governor's Action Team worked with Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA) through the state's Department of Economic and Community Development to provide a financial package of $12.75 million that includes a $4 million opportunity grant, $6.75 million in job creation tax credits, and $2 million in job training assistance. In all, the project will receive a total of $42.75 million in financial incentives from the state, nearly the total amount spent last year in state and city incentives to retain six major employers in Center City. READ MORE BUSINESS JOURNAL 3 JANUARY 2005 AND WIKIPEDIA

RACPLIST PDF 2011 Philadelphia List - Act 130 of 2011 - Liberty Index All Members General Assembly Vote on Act 130 of 2011 But wait theres more $10,000,000 to Janney, Montgomery Scott, billion dollar financial services company.

Multi- billionaire Janneys taxpayer financed Philadelphia corporate headquarters

Janney Montgomery Scott LLC is the largest Philadelphia-based full-service financial services firm. Janney is a subsidiary of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company, with assets under management of over $50 billion. We have 96 offices with the majority in various locations along the East Coast. Governor Corbett, Mayor Nutter Announce Janney Montgomery Scotts Plans for New Philadelphia Headquarters; Ongoing Job Growth Press Release Oct 19, 2011 Kelli Roberts, Governors Office

Wait even more

$2,500,000 to TEVA PHARMACEUTICALS Northeast Philadelphia Distribution Facility Democratic State Sen. Mike Stack today joined Teva Pharmaceuticals at the ceremonial groundbreaking of its new distribution facility in Northeast Philadelphia.

TEVA PHARMACEUTICALS As the largest generic pharmaceutical company in the country, Teva Pharmaceuticals understands the importance of making safe, quality medications accessibleand affordable. ..One in five of the 2.6 billion generic prescriptions written in the United States is filled with a Teva product. This makes better healthcare accessible by saving the consumer an average of $50 per prescription.

And more taxpayer millions for billionaires

$500,000 Pennsylvania Taxpayer Dollars Appropriated to Billionaire private corporation has hundreds of stores on from Connecticut to Maryland.

And another five million to Tony Orlando and The Franklin Mint.

Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi and Speaker Sam Smith generously voted to give $5,000,000 FIVE MILLION TAXPYAYER DOLLARS to The Franklin Mint. Tony Tie a Yellow Ribbon Orlando joins the Franklin Mint as Vice Chair and Partner with Robert H. Book Chair. We, the Forgotten Taxpayers, are pleased. See Franklin Mint Multi-Million Dollar Expansion in Exton, Delaware County, Penna.