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Sun May 27, 2012, 11:52 AM

salin (45,822 posts)

24. Kansans - did he campaign on this? Was this really predictable or is it like Walker

stealth in the campaign suddenly centrally screwing most citizens while handing HUGE benefits to the already wealthy?

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48 replies	Author	Time	Post
Kansas tax act most regressive in nation [View all]	SoCalDem	May 2012	OP
The people of Kansas voted	GCP	May 2012	#1
It's not surprising to me at all	SoCalDem	May 2012	#2
except that there was no propaganda	hfojvt	May 2012	#41
One day people will be saying, "What's the Matter with Kansas?" None live	RKP5637	Jun 2012	#48
And to think...	Scootaloo	May 2012	#3
Before that it was the epicenter of abolitionism. See	coalition_unwilling	May 2012	#31
If I said what I wanted to say, I would attacked for regional bigotry	Suji to Seoul	May 2012	#7
+1	sarcasmo	May 2012	#11
-9	hfojvt	May 2012	#42
None of the Kansans I know voted for this asshole	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#16
I did not vote for them or this	demtenjeep	May 2012	#36
You mean capital income won't be taxed in any way? Does KS have a sales tax at all?	HiPointDem	May 2012	#4
Sales tax is 6.3%	NewJeffCT	May 2012	#12
One of the suburban cities here charges 10% sales tax	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#20
yes, i understand sales tax is regressive. i just wondered whether capital was to be taxed in any	HiPointDem	May 2012	#34
Thomas Frank has tried to show them that they have been screwing themselves in Kansas	bluestateguy	May 2012	#5
Republicans have a lot of 1 issue voters	NewJeffCT	May 2012	#13
I actually blame the media, more than any of those issues	hfojvt	May 2012	#39
Elections have consequences. This is what the working Kansans wanted.	BlueCaliDem	May 2012	#6
The KS Democratic Party is worthless	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#23
National party also shares some blame	pstokely	May 2012	#26
The reason I give neither any money	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#27
Did the party have a lot of resources to help him?	hfojvt	May 2012	#40
I honestly don't know but I would imagine the GOP has lots more money than the KDP.	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#43
I'm certain Kansans have access to the internet.	BlueCaliDem	May 2012	#45
I fear	NoQuarter	May 2012	#8
I guess Kansas	bec	May 2012	#9
Well, 37% of us did not vote for that idiot. So not all of us, in your words are "not smart"	Logical	May 2012	#14
+1	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#21
Thanks. I hail from KS, as well.	Ship of Fools	May 2012	#29
That is really scary. You might want to remove the bumper stickers and	coalition_unwilling	May 2012	#32
Thanks for that!	Ship of Fools	May 2012	#47
I've been harassed more in MO than in KS	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#33
Sorry about that!	Ship of Fools	May 2012	#46
Scarier thing, this religious nut wants to be President.	sarcasmo	May 2012	#10
There is no way.	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#18
kick	brentspeak	May 2012	#15
Brownback also thinks this will create 500,000 jobs in Kansas	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#17
How much crap can your typical Kansas voter eat?	tabasco	May 2012	#19
This is probably the biggest example of voting against your interests I have ever seen. n/t	cynatnite	May 2012	#22
Kansans - did he campaign on this? Was this really predictable or is it like Walker	salin	May 2012	#24
Brownback never even had to campaign due to week a Dem party in Kansas	pstokely	May 2012	#25
Well I resemble that remark	hfojvt	May 2012	#37
How would you know about Brownback's campaign? You don't live here.	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#44
And the nutjobs make comments:	proud2BlibKansan	May 2012	#28
Lower taxes on income producers?	LiberalFighter	May 2012	#30
We're number 1, we're number 1!!!	hfojvt	May 2012	#35
The Kansas state constitution requires a balanced budget.	newportdadde	May 2012	#38

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