Our state officials’ want for crafting new state-sponsored programs or other grand initiatives supposedly created for the public good — all made possible by finding new or enhancing existing revenue streams — has driven tax rates through the roof. Arkansas’ tax structure is one of the region’s most punitive in terms of capital formation.
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March 8th, 2009 at 11:58 pm
David Stephens sounds like the guy who’s winning at the end of a monopoly game. “Come on guys, let’s play a few more rounds. I haven’t got ALL your money yet.”
Maybe we don’t want to play monopoly any more.