Holcomb makes stronger call for state lawmakers to pass tax cuts

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7 thoughts on “Holcomb makes stronger call for state lawmakers to pass tax cuts

  1. How about using these excess funds for some investment into repairing our roads? There are so many roads crumbling and putting asphalt patch on is not the answer. You want to save tax payers money…fix the roads!

    1. Yes. Ask yourself what roads are the worst? The answer is city streets. The problem is the Republican controlled legislature dictates the allocation of State dollars for road funding. And the Republicans controlled legislature doesn’t like cities (with Democratic mayors and all). So the allocation is biased against Cities.

  2. OMG, could we just start thinking long term and not to the next election cycle. Invest in something for the future – roads, education, energy. Please.

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