Seeing since Kansas is on the brink of financial disaster, would it be so terrible to go back to the tried-and-true ways of funding state obligations?
Just two years ago, Kansas had adequate funds, including a rainy day balance, all because of a moderate level of income taxes.
But ever since those rates have been significantly reduced, the state is in crisis mode, slashing and burning crucial programs and services.
The “experiment” to spur growth through reduced taxes has not worked, plain and simple, and there’s nothing to…
Financial crisis should force debate on KS income tax structure
