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There is a bipartisan sense in Kansas Legislature that Gov. Laura Kelly will veto new tax cut package, which would prompt calls for a special session. The post Kansas Legislature adopts $2.3 billion, 5-year tax cut despite bipartisan forecast of veto appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
Updated Kansas revenue projections will influence Gov. Laura Kelly's decision this week on state tax and budget bills passed by GOP-led Legislature. The post Kansas analysts update revenue forecast ahead of Gov. Laura Kelly’s decision on tax, budget bills appeared first on Kansas Reflector.
Budget proposal. you can see the books here, the big tome delivered, a ritual, up to capitol hill. it reads efficient, effective, accountable. with us, bloomberg, and jackie from the daily beast. we should hear from the president any moment now. we were laughing a bit before the show, how many times have we had infrastructure week because the president has promise to do roll this out for a long time. here it is in an interesting moment, early in a midterm election year after rolling out his tax reduction plan which essentially makes his budget useless? is that fair? now this money, can he get ...
Taxed. that's immoral, wrong. i think i can speak for everybody that watches msnbc and cnn. what is rural? >> dana: what's our farm? >> greg: what is the heartland? >> dana: had a very receptive crowd. >> jesse: it's amazing a billing or real estate developer from queens can bond so much with these farmers command he has. it's amazing the rural support that the president has had. these are critical districts, in ohio, in wisconsin, in iowa. he is going to need these voters. he comes out and tends to these voters, not necessarily with any tools but he talks about cutting the estate tax and he i...
Complicated sell. he is following through on his promise to get the corporate rate down to 13%. he will run into a problem with paul ryan. with other members of his own party because as you know, wolf, they are not looking to pay for this. but president trump is sort of okay with deficits. we have had years of republicans on the hill really just deficit hawks saying you've got to have your paid fors, you can't keep wracking up deficits. i know the white house says this will make economy boom and they are counting on that to help pay for it at end. but that's not how you balance the books in co...