Tax & Spending
Kansas Doesn’t Need to Play Ball With Corporate Welfare
Taxpayers want markets, not handouts, to drive growth A new SurveyUSA poll of Overland Park and Leawood residents confirms what many Kansans already feel in their gut: people love their teams, but their desire to spend tax dollars on it declines as…
Kansas’s Tax Competitiveness Moment – Kansas…
Kansas stands in a better position today than it did just a few years ago. According to the Tax…
Debunking 2 more more property tax myths: setting mill…
Last month, we debunked several property tax myths that some local officials are using to shift the…
Kansas Doesn’t Need Medicaid Expansion — It Needs to…
Governor Laura Kelly’s Healthcare Access for Working Kansans (HAWK) Act was sold as a…
Government Shouldn’t Pick Winners and Losers—Especially…
Panasonic’s special rate deal shows how corporate favoritism quietly shifts costs onto Kansans …
Kansas City’s Stadium Fumble: Denver Shows How to Play by Free-Market Rules
Jackson County residents voted overwhelmingly to recall County Executive Frank White Jr. in a historic election—the first successful recall in county history. The message was loud and clear: voters are tired of politicians wasting their money. For…
Kansas Can Learn from Washington’s Shutdown Mistakes
The federal government shutdown on October 1 because Congress couldn’t agree on how much more of our…
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