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Read below why this bill is important.
Letter to the Editor
Submitted to the Oskaloosa Independent & Valley Falls Vindicator,
Suggesting the bothersome fact, as I and others have for more than 2 years, that nearly 12,000 Kansans make more than $358,000/yr. and 1,200 have an average income of $7,000,000.00, declare a cause for celebration this St. Patrick's Day, 2018.
The fairy airs of our local leprechauns who fancy themselves of the ruling classes based on reported incomes in Jefferson County displays that few, if any, make such an enormous amount of money, and their facade of all-knowing authority melts like foam in a strong lager.
House Bill 2618 appeared this week before the Committee of Taxation, sponsored by Rep. Tim Hodge, North Newton, Ks. of the 72nd District declaring a 10% state income tax rate upon those making more than $500,000.00 a year. A dragon slayer has made a fleeting appearance before the statehouse gangsters of plutocracy and this Kansan deserves a hat tip and a toast from those celebrating this Irish holiday.
According to supporting research, Hodge provided to the committee by none other than the Chief Budget Officer of the Department of Revenue Larry Campbell an additional $310,000,000.00 would be provided to the 2019 annual budget, more than repairing the damages done in the years since the plutocratic gangsters took over the government.
Witness how our Rep. Ron Ellis defends, as a slave to the aristocratic impulses of partisan tyrants, his membership in committees that blackmail his votes in the well of the House.
He needs to be lending his legislative talent to Rep. Hodge shielding the likes of Rep. Hodge, North Newton, Ks. else next November Election Day 2018 the voters will prove, as the Great Bard wrote, "base is the slave that begs."
Mike Caddell
North Jefferson County, Kansas
March 11, 2018
Suggesting the bothersome fact, as I and others have for more than 2 years, that nearly 12,000 Kansans make more than $358,000/yr. and 1,200 have an average income of $7,000,000.00, declare a cause for celebration this St. Patrick's Day, 2018.
The fairy airs of our local leprechauns who fancy themselves of the ruling classes based on reported incomes in Jefferson County displays that few, if any, make such an enormous amount of money, and their facade of all-knowing authority melts like foam in a strong lager.
House Bill 2618 appeared this week before the Committee of Taxation, sponsored by Rep. Tim Hodge, North Newton, Ks. of the 72nd District declaring a 10% state income tax rate upon those making more than $500,000.00 a year. A dragon slayer has made a fleeting appearance before the statehouse gangsters of plutocracy and this Kansan deserves a hat tip and a toast from those celebrating this Irish holiday.
According to supporting research, Hodge provided to the committee by none other than the Chief Budget Officer of the Department of Revenue Larry Campbell an additional $310,000,000.00 would be provided to the 2019 annual budget, more than repairing the damages done in the years since the plutocratic gangsters took over the government.
Witness how our Rep. Ron Ellis defends, as a slave to the aristocratic impulses of partisan tyrants, his membership in committees that blackmail his votes in the well of the House.
He needs to be lending his legislative talent to Rep. Hodge shielding the likes of Rep. Hodge, North Newton, Ks. else next November Election Day 2018 the voters will prove, as the Great Bard wrote, "base is the slave that begs."
Mike Caddell
North Jefferson County, Kansas
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