If you are a struggling homeowner in a rough patch of Allegheny County, you
learned on Wednesday that Dan Onorato (right, with one of his interns) appea

rs to be so
committed to
ensuring that you
continue to pay
unconstitutionally high property taxes (
subsidizing affluent residents of
better neighborhoods) that he is willing to disregard court orders, risking a contempt citation and incarceration, to
preserve that unlawful unfairness.
If you are a newly settled homeowner along Israel's West Bank, fretting about international pressure to restrain use of disputed territory, however, Mr. Onorato assured you recently that
he has your back.
UPDATE: The Angry Drunk Bureaucrat
has the art from Wednesday's
hearing before Judge Wettick.
2 comments:
As a city dweller by choice, I would pay my county property taxes twice if I could get some relief form the city and school taxes.
If you live in a modest home in a modest neighborhood, you may be paying twice already.
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