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pennsylvania governors debate. here is a look at that race. let s try the philadelphia debate. mr. fitzgerald, good morning. good morning, pedro, how are you? looks good. could you not only set up this debate but where the two candidates stand as far as this race is concerned? first debate tomorrow finds the incumbent, a really need to have something happen to reset this race. he has been the underdog almost from the beginning, which has been a huge surprise in a state that historically has reelected its incumbent governors overwhelmingly. it has been a staple race. wolfe is up by 17 percentage points. there was a new poll out this .orning 52% among 31% of likely voters. half of the respondents who are voting for wolf say they were motivated by dissatisfaction with corbett. it is somewhat of a mystery but substantively it comes back to education. when he took over in 2011 after , because the were cutsan out there to education funding from the state. the governor cut som
add. the e.p.a. has also finalized similar regulations for industrial boilers and cmac kilns. together those regulations are having an impact of more than $63 billion on the economy. by the way, no one s refuted these figures. $63 billion on the economy and they have destroyed 800,000 jobs and may result in the shutdown of 18 cement plants around the country. in another section of the law, the e.p.a. put a rule together knowing it would increase the cost of gasoline. the rule is known as the tier 3 rule. and it regulates the amount of sulfur that can be in gasoline when it leaves the refinery. tier 2 standards were put into place back in the early 2000 s and that resulted in a 90% decline in the sulfur content of gasoline by 2010. that s already behind us. that s been done. and it had a measurable impact on the environment. the need for a tier 3 standard is not articulated very well. in fact, e.p.a. did not have any unique scientific data to support the key benefits of this r
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