Brad Keithley's chart of the week: In the real world, Alaska's choice isn't taxes v. no taxes, it's what kind of taxes
In a recent news article in the Kenai Peninsula Clarion (“Alaska House candidates trade views at forum”)...
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In a recent news article in the Kenai Peninsula Clarion (“Alaska House candidates trade views at forum”)...
Generally speaking, fiscal policy is about balancing government spending wants against willingness to pay. Just like a kid in a candy store, the aggregate wants are always huge: more spending on schools, or roads, or higher education, or pre-K, or
North Dakotans have always disagreed with one another, including times when the decibel level has been high on occasion. Still, we ought to realize that North Dakota's political temperature has progressively gotten hotter and hotter.
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