We are carefully watching SB22.
Tax policy is directly related to our ability to fund our schools. Kansas school supporters should remember what happened the last time our state tried big tax cuts and Kansas legislators should remember what happened to the legislators who were eventually held responsible for the damage.
“You don’t have to be an economist to understand that giving even more tax breaks to multinational companies like Seaboard, Cargill and Spirit AeroSystems, which the Legislature has been trying to do for years now and is trying again with a pile of smelly favors that would cost the state more than $620 million, will not help pay for public schools, safety, broadband, roads and other rural and small-town services.”
Originally posted to Facebook 2/3/2021.