[centurion316]

When you put your money where your mouth is and actually do something to cut taxes and reduce the size and scope of government, the teachers' union, the media, and the big government politicians are come out with guns ablazing. The Washington Post, who hardly knows where Kansas is are willing to do their bit.

[ScottinVA]

And of course, once Brownback is defeated, the dem will reap the political benefits once the positive impact of the tax cuts is felt.

[nhwingut]

Says the WaPo, which sets up shop in the failed state of Maryland, despite being propped up by the taxpayer funded DC economy.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

What this country needs is a 100% tax rate on anyone who is not a member of the big-government/big-corporate crony-fascist complex.

That will fix everything!

[montag813]

Moody’s cut Kansas’s credit rating last spring, and Standard & Poor’s followed suit last month.

And of course Wall St. has NO big government agenda...riiiight?

[econjack]

...spending reductions have been sufficiently draconian and divisive that large numbers of Kansans, including more than 100 current and former GOP elected officials, have expressed alarm...

Of course they are alarmed, since that's where their power comes from...the ability to take from a productive person and give it to a non-productive voter. If you want to turn spending around, simply say that anyone receiving public assistance of any kind must follow these sets of rules:

1) random drug testing,

2) if they can fog a mirror, they must show up for work at 8AM M-F to clean toilets in public buildings, or anything else that needs to be done, and

3) they cannot vote in any Federal, State, or Local elections.

Given those rules, how long before the politicians start expressing less alarm about giving less of your money away?

[Gay State Conservative]

If the Compost opposes him I support him.In fact,I just might send him some $$$.

[JCG]

Mr. Brownback has cherry-picked the statistics to suggest that things aren’t as bad as they seem, while arguing that it’s still too early — more than a year and a half after his cuts were enacted — to gauge their full impact.

But after six years of Obama Madness the WaPo still can't see that that nationally the economy has been coverted from worker-based to food stamp recipients.

Six years' tolerance for B. Hussein O. and not a grumble, 1.5 years for Brownback and it's curtains.

Media bias anyone?

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[februus]

Come On, Kansas! If WaPo’s editors are against it - it HAS to be good for Kansas and the Country.

[italianquaker]

Makaka said the compost

[SoFloFreeper]

Mr. Brownback has cherry-picked the statistics to suggest that things aren’t as bad as they seem...

I think the Washington Post is confusing Brownback with Barack Hussein Obama and his buttlicking sycophant media...like the Washington Post.