Affluenza cure echoes in Couch case in Mexico
Editorial rails at Ethan Couch now jailed in Jalisco after missing probation and alleged probation violations. Notes four fatalities from 2013 in Burleson, Texas, and argues affluenza defense and parental immunity shielded him from jail. Mentions his mother Tonya Couch charged with hindering apprehension and describes villa moment at Los Tules resort.
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Suggestions for Liberals in the New Year
Susan Stamper Brown calls liberals to raise standards and widen viewpoints in a year end message from Alaska. She urges supporting dream growth for youth, a firmer stance on national security, responsible gun handling, and a broader intake of news and constitutional study.
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Kansans weigh fate of tax free income for small businesses
The Legislature a considers rolling back the 2015 tax exemption for LLCs farms and small corporations. With about 330 000 Kansans currently exempt and 550 000 taxed voters to consider the issue the debate hinges on potential veto overrides and electoral consequences. Brownback’s tax policy is debated as lawmakers weigh revenue needs and economic impact into 2016.
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