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Mayor: More Tax Reform. But We Need More Than Half Measures
01/26/05
Site-A-Sign Contest Offers Up To $500 To Tax Reformers
01/13/05
Down Goes The Wage Tax! Knock out the Philly Tax Monster!
12/29/04
Philadelphia Forward Wins "Pepperpot" Public Relations Award
12/04/04
The Push For Tax Reform In The News
11/30/04
No City Limits: The Story Of Tax Reform In Philadelphia
11/08/04
Download An "Eliminate The BPT" Sign
10/29/04
The Push For Tax Reform In The News (10/26)
10/24/04
The Push For Tax Reform In The News (10/19)
10/18/04
Survey: City On Wrong Track; Candidates Who Are For Tax Reform Receive Votes
10/18/04
The Push For Tax Reform In The News (10/12)
10/12/04
The Push For Tax Reform In The News (10/5)
10/04/04
The Push For Tax Reform In The News
09/24/04
Daily News Editorial Says Yes Tax Reform No Summit
09/14/04
Washington Post Lauds Philadelphia Forward's Use Of Technology
08/30/04
Push for Tax Reform Going Strong Through Summer
07/25/04
The Call To Reserve New Revenues To Fund Tax Reform Gets Louder
07/20/04
Philadelphia Forward: Reserve New Revenues To Fund Tax Reform
07/14/04
Inquirer Column Praises The Progress Of The Push For Tax Reform
07/11/04
Inquirer Editorial -- One More Push For Tax Reform
06/24/04
Victory (again)! Councilmembers Blackwell, Clarke, Mariano, Miller, Ramos & Reynolds Brown vote NO
06/21/04
Daily News Gives Tax Reform One More Boost
06/18/04
Tax Reform Update -- 4,000 Faxes Say No To Budget Chaos, Yes To Tax Reform
06/16/04
WELCOME TO PHILADELPHIA FORWARD
06/12/04
Tax Reform Update -- Council Offers Compromise; Tax Reform Back in Play
06/11/04
National/Local Editorials Push Tax Reform; Pressure Council's Enigmatic Eight
06/09/04
Tax Reform Results (for now) Some Good, Some Bad, Some Ugly
06/01/04
VICTORY FOR TAX REFORM; Veto Threatened
05/31/04
Inquirer Editorial Challenges Council Members Goode, Ramos, Cohen, and Reynolds Brown
05/30/04
Tax Reform For Philadelphia Passes First Vote
05/25/04
Inquirer; Chamber Support Gives Tax Reform Big Boost
05/19/04
Limerick Contest Winner Announced
05/17/04
Philadelphia Forward Offers Testimony Before City Council
05/09/04
Tax Reform Challenge Press Release (May 3, 2004)
05/09/04
Limerick Contest Press Release (May 4, 2004)
05/09/04
Philadelphia Media: All Tax Reform All The Time
05/07/04
Inquirer: Tax Reform Vital To City's Survival
04/23/04
Tax Reform Push Focuses On City Council Legislation
04/17/04
Tax Reform Rally Generates Media Coverage And Momentum For Change
04/15/04
Philadelphia Daily News Calls For Tax Reform
04/15/04
Philadelphia Inquirer Focuses On Tax Rally/Tax Reform
04/14/04
Philadelphia Forward Plans Tax Day Events
04/06/04
Philadelphia Business Journal Focuses on Push For Tax Reform
04/05/04
Philadelphia Foward Featured On Radio Times
03/30/04
Philadelphia Forward Reacts To The Mayor's Tax Reform Proposals
03/21/04
Web Site Launch Press Release (March 17, 2004)
03/17/04
Mayor Street Joins Call For Tax Reform
03/10/04
Mayor Street's Transition Team Endorses Tax Reform
03/09/04
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How should Philadelphia Forward follow up on all its successes?
We did it! We can declare victory and retire from the field — we trust Mayor Nutter to continue our progress.
We can’t rest now! If reformers rest, we can expect missteps and backsliding from elected leaders.
We have the infrastructure to make change! Let’s look at other reforms where our aggressive advocacy can push for change.
We have done all we can, but we’re fooling ourselves if we think Philadelphia is ever going to be the city we know it should be.
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