Friday, November 19, 2004
Businesses taking a stand against more taxes to pay for expanding broken Medicaid program
[Steve Painter, "Business group to counter tax push," The Wichita Eagle, 19 November 2004.]
It turns out that Kansans are not as interested in tax increases as the Governor may think:
The chamber group commissioned both a public opinion poll and a study to make its case that taxes are already too high.
The poll found that half of Kansans think they pay too much in taxes, while 43 percent say they are taxed about the right amount. But 76 percent said state spending should be cut before lawmakers consider raising taxes.
[Steve Painter, "Business group to counter tax push," The Wichita Eagle, 19 November 2004.]
It turns out that Kansans are not as interested in tax increases as the Governor may think:
The chamber group commissioned both a public opinion poll and a study to make its case that taxes are already too high.
The poll found that half of Kansans think they pay too much in taxes, while 43 percent say they are taxed about the right amount. But 76 percent said state spending should be cut before lawmakers consider raising taxes.
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