Gov. John Kasich’s tax package took body blows yesterday from the left and right of the economic
philosophical spectrum.

The conservative Tax Foundation, based in Washington, D.C., sharply criticized parts of the
governor’s tax package, particularly the elimination of the state income tax for most small
businesses and sole proprietors and the increase in the commercial-activity tax.

Meanwhile, the liberal group One Ohio Now said the income-tax cuts are a poor strategy for
economic growth, pointing to the state’s job-growth performance since tax cuts started in 2005.

via www.dispatch.com

Ohio Gov. John Kasich (R) wants to lower income taxes and raise sales taxes. He also wants to impose a severance tax on shale gas and oil development in the state.

*I have no idea if that's the first rule…or any rule for that matter. But it should be.

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  1. mike Avatar

    Another possibility: you have everyone mad because your proposal just plain sucks. I submit that as an explanation in this case.

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