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We must help those with middle, lower incomes - GREAT BEND TRIBUNE

We must help those with middle, lower incomes - GREAT BEND TRIBUNE
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Every Kansan needs income tax relief - GREAT BEND TRIBUNE

Every Kansan needs income tax relief - GREAT BEND TRIBUNE
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Income tax relief proposal good for Kansans - GREAT BEND TRIBUNE

Income tax relief proposal good for Kansans - GREAT BEND TRIBUNE
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Petty politics accused of costing taxpayers $1 4 billion in relief

Virtually every effort to provide state tax relief over the last ten years was met with the ‘Don’t Be Like Kansas’ mantra from special interests. They’d claim tax cuts would produce budget deficits like Kansas experienced under Governor Sam Brownback. It wasn’t the concept of cutting taxes that produced deficits; states like North Carolina, Tennessee, and Indiana successfully provided tax relief while Kansas struggled. The problems that Kansas experienced were largely self-inflicted.

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With $2 billion surplus on books, Kansas politicians drool over tax cuts They should think twice

Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly and the Legislature both want to make a big mistake. The only question is whose will cost more.

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