BROWNBACK’S FAILURE IN KANSAS DOOMS GOP ECONOMICS

Newsweek ^ | 6/25/17 | Ben Haller

[Ge0ffrey]

No, it doesn’t.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

BL...that is a perfect summation:

The people who like lower taxes are not the people who like government spending.

The people who like government spending are not the people who are paying the taxes.

[Nifster]

Brown back ain’t a genius. His so called tax reform was a hot mess from the beginning. His legislature didn’t help out.

Ain’t no comparison to be drawn

[Nifster]

Faulty logic

One doesn’t post trash or crap hoping that someone can explain it

It is teash. It is crap

[Nifster]

Faulty logic

One doesn’t post trash or crap hoping that someone can explain it

It is teash. It is crap

[zerosix]

I am and I do. What is your question besides that of sinking to read a liberal dead rag that posted an article by a bitter wealthy child of the 60's, who grew up in the wealthiest enclave in the entire State of Kansas, attended the University of Kansas (we used to refer to KU as Berkeley Midwest but some of us have changed that to Pyongyang of the U.S.), then attended both the liberal universities of Chicago and Virginia.

Some of us thought Franks better suited to San Francisco or Marin Co. but he has chosen DC (Georgetown to be specific.)

He's a Sanders brand of Socialist, who believes that the KS former Gov. Kathleen Sebelius (whose 19 yr. old son ran a porno site from the Governor's mansion) KS Supreme Court ordered KS taxpayers fund the KS schools to the degree that there's little left in the KS budget to spread around all of the various pro-government spending that the Democrats and RINOs, who loathe tax cuts, over road the Gov. Brownback veto to "restore" the KS sales taxes, commiserate with larger, wealthier states!

This fact makes Thomas Franks happ!

[zerosix]

Actually, our KS RINOs handle the taxing and spending quite nicely, thank you!

[Old Yeller]

Kansas property taxes are out of control. We have ties there and have considered living there, but we simply choose not to afford it.

Yep. Especially personal property tax. I want to know how comparable states,like Iowa, do it.