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StandardVC10 posted:I don't know state constitutions very well, is a constitutional crisis over school funding the sort of thing that could happen in other states or is Kansas just uniquely awful? While not a constitutional crisis per say, Texas School Districts have had to sue the state legislature a few times to increase funding or at least change the stupid way in which schools are funded. Thankfully this time the court has said these repeated lawsuits are stupid and we need to reform the funding system from top to bottom. Granted it was only a suggestion of the court, so who knows if it will come to pass. https://www.texastribune.org/2016/05/13/texas-supreme-court-issues-school-finance-ruling/
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Ol Standard Retard posted:Assumption confirmed. He had to make sure to take one last poo poo on the state on his way out. Though I am not familiar with Kansas law, is the legislature able to override his veto? Or will they not even bother.
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kiimo posted:He'd also spend his time telling you to pay your taxes and help the poor so it really would put Kansas Republicans into a tailspin. Plus the whole not actually being white, like all the official art from the church shows.
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No Butt Stuff posted:I mean, Brownback has created the perfect low tax model for the National level to emulate. Look how well it's working in the reddest areas of Kansas! Seems Oklahoma was feeling left out: With state budget in crisis, many Oklahoma schools hold classes four days a week
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