Martin's Qs from Local Paper

==Q#1==
 1. Does the property tax legislation signed into law this summer qualify as real property tax reform? Why or why not? What's the next step for the General Assembly to strive for education finance equity?
==Q#2==
2. Supporting higher education to prepare a work force, incubate research and be a primary employer is expensive. Should state government provide more or less money to help sustain higher education? Why?
==Q#3==
 3. Pennsylvanians appear to be losing confidence in political leadership in Harrisburg. What will you do to try to rebuild that confidence?
==Links==
* Tom Martin
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