Kansas should repeal pass through income tax exemption
Editorial argues Kansas must end the 2012 tax policy that excludes 300,000 business owners from state income tax on pass through income. It cites revenue loss around 260 million dollars annually, enforcement costs for vehicle registration cheats, and political reluctance by Gov Brownback and lawmakers as the main barrier, urging action.
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Kansas
Sunday Eagle
Eagle
Sedgwick County
Sam Brownback
Brownback
Vision for schools and new Kansas finance proposal
TM Online comments selected by the editorial staff react to Obama’s Louisiana flood visit and a Kansas school finance proposal from the Unified School Administrators of Kansas. Jim McNiece frames readiness for broader education reform in a referenced editorial context.
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Gctelegram.com
Barack Obama
Louisiana
State Board of Education
Jim McNiece
Unified School Administrators of
Kansas
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Clintons Face Scrutiny As Smoke Signals Debate Fires Up
The column weighs Clinton ethics amid Trump claims of pay-to-play access during Hillary’s State Department tenure. It cites cattle futures trades, White House records, and reactions from a firefighter son on the saying where there’s smoke there’s fire. It questions accountability and honesty in leadership ethics.
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Hillary Clinton
Donald Trump
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Clinton
Jay Thomas
Programmerinterview.com
Bill
Arkansas
Hillary
Charles R. Babcock
Washington Post
Hillary Rodham Clinton
White House
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
James B. Blair
Leo Melamed
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Associated Press
State Department
Clinton Foundation
Is Hillary Health Debate a Target of Media Bias
Susan Stamper Brown argues that questions about Hillary Clinton’s health are treated as off limits by liberal outlets while other candidates’ health or personal attributes are scrutinized. She cites examples from NBC News and the New York Times, alleging media bias and censorship to protect Clinton, and contrasts with conservative critics who call out perceived bias.
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Hillary Clinton
Indiana University
School of Journalism
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Ben Carson
Supreme Court
Clarence Thomas
Firebrandleft. Com
Uncle Tom
Carson
Nincompoop
Firebrandleft
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John McCain
NBC News
McCain
America
Trump
Baton Rouge
Benghazi
Washington
Clinton
New York Times
Farhad Manjoo
Google
Hillary Washington Post
The EpiPen price surge and a call for higher taxes
A commentary on rising U S EpiPen costs from under $100 to over $600 in recent years cites Mylan pricing, executive pay growth, and calls for higher taxes on wealthy corporate leaders. It argues greed and lax taxation fuel the allergy to taxing high incomes, proposing tax reform as a remedy.
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United States
Virginia
U.S
France
America
Mylan
Robert Coury
Heather Bresch
Rajiv Malik
Mylan Execs
IRS
Sam Pizzigati and Inequality.org co editor roles
Sam Pizzigati is an Institute for Policy Studies associate fellow who co edits Inequality.org. The content is distributed by www.otherwords.org.
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Institute For Policy Studies
Inequality
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