Gov. Tom Wolf proposed past week a spending program for $1.7 billion in federal coronavirus aid funds set apart for the state, including a next spherical of common grants for little-enterprise house owners totaling $225 million. The Democratic governor faces resistance from the the greater part-Republican legislature, which would have to approve the plan. Republican leaders in Harrisburg have slammed the proposal as formulated “in a fiscal fantasy land the place concern for foreseeable future fiscal years apparently does not exist.” Some critics of Wolf’s plan feel the revenue should really stay stashed absent in an unexpected emergency “rainy day fund.” Pennsylvania was initially allocated some $7 billion in federal…