Perzel on Computergate: ‘Everyone crossed the line’

HARRISBURG - It was hardly a secret in high-level House Republican circles that taxpayer money was being used to buy sophisticated computer programs that were then used to win elections, former House Speaker John M. Perzel testified Tuesday. "Everyone knew," the onetime Republican power broker said ...

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