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GOP lawmakers in Kansas float tax proposals to close budget gap but with little enthusiasm. (Daily Journal, 12/24/2014)
Veto-proof, but not idiot-proof, majorities
Republican leaders expect to rely on GOP votes to pass a budget-balancing plan, given the party's majorities of 32-8 in the Senate and 97-28 in the House. Democrats so far are letting Republicans stew, having argued that the income tax cuts pursued by Brownback would create exactly the kind of budget problems the state is experiencing.
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