Kansas Conservatives Demand Tax Cut Commitment From Politicos

Number crunching and a call to action from our conservative friends . . . 

"The state legislature took the first step on income tax reform in 2024, but it was much less than needed because Governor Kelly, the Democrats, and some Republicans weren’t willing to cut wasteful spending. In fact, the state continues to spend several hundred million dollars more than it takes in.

"Governor Kelly and many of the same legislators also repeatedly stand in the way of property tax relief for much the same reason: they are more concerned about the impact on local government spending than on people being taxed out of their homes."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

Only 30 Kansas counties increased employment over the last 10 years, and that will continue until elected officials vote for tax cuts - The Sentinel

Employment and population losses will continue until state and local officials vote to cut taxes and spending.