This self-serving gentleman* thinks things are just fine and dandy.
Photo credit: The Riverfront Times
Text source: Salina Journal
(*Be sure to take a look at this document: A Reporters’ Guide to Rex Sinquefieldand the Show-Me Institute: What Reporters, Citizens, and Policymakers Need to Know. (Center for Media and Democracy / The Progressive Inc. / Progress Missouri, April 2014)
The Salina (KS) Journal takes a look at the 'Emperor's New Clothes'. (3/10/2015)
- State of Kansas budget deficits
- $344,000,000 in current fiscal year
- $1,000,000,000 over next two fiscal years
- Taxes
- sales tax raised
- increased tax on alcohol and tobacco on the table
- State's credit rating downgraded
- Funding reduced for schools and highways
Add it to the list of failed experiments.
Show-Me Institute
Other Kansas tax cut debacle posts:
Unable to rev up voters in November, Kansans now turn to damage control. (2/13/2015)
How desperate and foolish is Kansas Governor Sam Brownback? (2/10/2015)
A Washington Times exercise in myopia. (1/5/2015)
Dear Governor Brownback, a "real-live experiment" in red-state governance isn't going to reverse a 120-year trajectory. (12/25/2014)
Dueling Headlines, or, Just because Sam Brownback says it, doesn't mean it's so. (12/20/2014)
KC Healthy Kids needs to work on its timing. (12/20/2014)
Sam Brownback: "The sun is shining in Kansas and don't let anyone tell you different." (12/11/2014)
Why it's probably best not to be in Kansas anymore. (12/11/2014)
So....does this make Sam Brownback a liar? (12/10/2014)
Scott Walker takes his tax cut cues from Sam Brownback. (11/13/2014)
Scott Walker, Sam Brownback, and Rick Scott: The comeback copycats. (10/25/2014)
Governors Sam Brownback and Scott Walker use the same playbook. (9/15/2014)
You don't have to inhale deeply to catch a whiff of Wisconsin here. (9/15/2014)
It's not a pretty picture for Kansas Governor Sam Brownback. (7/18/2014)
As Kansas becomes increasingly irrelevant, a goofy sideshow. (2/14/2014)
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