Just hours before members of the Kansas House took a vote Friday night on whether to cut taxes yes, again a financial rating agency bumped the states rating from negative to stable.
The states tax collections are working, experts with Standard & Poors Global Ratings said. That improved status means investors will view Kansas as a good place to do business.
So you wonder why the vote was 59-59, four votes shy of the necessary majority, to take Kansas back on a path of financial irresponsibility.
