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‘Transforming Wichita’ a reminder of the value of government promises
Read more: ‘Transforming Wichita’ a reminder of the value of government promisesWhen Wichita voters weigh the plausibility of the city’s plans for spending proposed new sales tax revenue, they should remember this is not the first time the city has promised results and accountability.
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Labor unions have harmed our standard of living
Read more: Labor unions have harmed our standard of livinglabor unions reduce the supply and productivity of labor and so reduce the supply and raise the prices of the goods and services their members help to produce, thereby reducing real wages throughout the economic system, writes George Reisman.
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Wichita planning results in delay, waste
Read more: Wichita planning results in delay, wasteWichita plans an ambitious road project that turns out to be too expensive, resulting in continued delays for Wichita drivers and purchases of land that may not be needed.
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As Wichita asks for more taxes, it continues to waste what it has
Read more: As Wichita asks for more taxes, it continues to waste what it hasThe lights are on at the Wichita Transit Center on a sunny day — on a day the buses are not running.
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Wichita arena sales tax not a model of success
Read more: Wichita arena sales tax not a model of successSupporters of a new sales tax in Wichita use the Intrust Bank Arena as an example of successful application of a sales tax.
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When Wichita officials promise to look out for your interests, remember last summer
Read more: When Wichita officials promise to look out for your interests, remember last summerWhen the City of Wichita tells citizens that it will thoroughly investigate and vet potential economic development projects and partners, remember what the city did just last summer.
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State and local tax burdens presented
Read more: State and local tax burdens presentedAn interactive visualization lets you see the tax burden for residents in any state, and see how the state’s rank has changed over time.
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Where’s Wichita’s water, and about that sales tax
Read more: Where’s Wichita’s water, and about that sales taxFormer Wichita mayor Bob Knight explained that when he left office in 2003, we were assured we had water for 50 years. What has happened?
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Employment in the states
Read more: Employment in the statesThere are dueling claims and controversy over employment figures in Kansas and our state’s performance relative to others. I present the actual data in tables and interactive visualizations that you can use to make up your own mind.
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Voice for Liberty Radio: Kansas Secretary of Revenue Nick Jordan
Read more: Voice for Liberty Radio: Kansas Secretary of Revenue Nick JordanNick Jordan is Secretary of Revenue for the State of Kansas. He spoke to the Wichita Pachyderm Club on the topic “An Analysis of Governor Brownback’s Tax Policy” on August 22, 2014.
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Kansas campaign material repository
Read more: Kansas campaign material repositoryAn accessible collection of campaign material will help hold candidates and campaigns accountable.
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Hemp, Guns and National Security
Read more: Hemp, Guns and National SecurityU.S. Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) discusses federal regulation of hemp, polling on marijuana reform, reasserting the Second Amendment in D.C. and the legislative effort to curtail the National Security Agency’s sweeping data collection practices.