11 years ago Sam Brownback (governor of Kansas at the time) signed a big income tax cut bill and supposedly the state was running out of money so the bill was repealed. With multiple states now lowering their income taxes (including the superior state of Missouri), I've seen a couple articles bringing up the Kansas Experiment as a counterargument to such tax cuts. Did the experiment really impact Kansas's economy or is it just another jew lie?
11 years ago Sam Brownback (governor of Kansas at the time) signed a big income tax cut bill and supposedly the state was running out of money so the bill was repealed. With multiple states now lowering their income taxes (including the superior state of Missouri), I've seen a couple articles bringing up the Kansas Experiment as a counterargument to such tax cuts. Did the experiment really impact Kansas's economy or is it just another jew lie?
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