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thanks Bob Weeks, American Legislative Exchange Council, and Voice For Liberty in Wichita


Kansas is Competitive but Still has Room to Grow
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For years, Kansas has muddled in mediocrity in nearly every economic competitiveness index. This time is different. Due to the largest tax cut in state history being signed into law at the end of the 2012 legislative session Kansas jumped a remarkabl
Fri, 24 May 2013 17:13:41 +0000
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Does your KS legislator support your freedom? Check out the 2013 Kansas Freedom Index for a scorecard of votes in support of economic and educational freedom. http://www.kansaspolicy.org/economicfreedomindex/


Kansas Freedom Index
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Wed, 15 May 2013 17:59:03 +0000
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"the practice of presenting the government solution as the only option has become that commonplace. But no matter how politely or subtly phrased, the message is ‘give us what we want or else…’ The ‘or else’ comes in many forms." http://www.kansaspolicy.org/pressroom/commentary/105350.aspx


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Residents Run from High Taxes

Here are a couple of maps for Monday, courtesy of our friends over at the Tax Foundation.
This first map shows the percent of income residents are paying to their state and local governments, essentially the price for services in each state.

The map below shows how much money each state has lost due to interstate migration. States, much like Wal-Mart and Target, must deliver services at a greater value than competitors to win over consumers, or residents.

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