Pennsylvania’s state-controlled liquor system would be sold to private retailers and wholesalers under a plan unveiled last week in Harrisburg by state Rep. Mike Turzai, R-Allegheny, the majority leader of the state House of Representatives. Turzai’s position as floor leader gives the measure instant credibility. Moreover, Gov. Tom Corbett is on the record as favoring getting the state out of the liquor business.is on the record as
“Mike has been talking to members for months to try to get votes for his plan,” said one of his aides. “He plans to push hard for this when members come back to session in the fall.”
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