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Red state Kansas rejects Republican orthodoxy
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback has implemented a long-term Republican call for action by cutting taxes and reducing services. Instead of boosting the economy, as is often predicted, that's produced a $75 million state deficit. This week, primary voters had their say.
By Warren Olney • • 8m ListenKansas Governor Sam Brownback has implemented a long-term Republican call for action by cutting taxes and reducing services. Instead of boosting the economy, as is often predicted, that's produced a $75 million state deficit. This week, primary voters had their say.
Reid Wilson is national correspondent for The Hill.
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