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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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&gt;My initial impressions are did Kansas also shrink their budget and, therefore, state government jobs?

No fucking idea. Eventually they had to due to fucked up state revenue. Infrastructure spending, education spending, etc. all had to be slashed.

&gt;Were these taxes funding farming subsidies? 

Most farming subsidies are federally granted, but a metric measured is non farm jobs in one of the things I copy pasta'd from wikipedia wherein Kansas is compared to Nebraska.

&gt;Did Kansas reverse course?

Yes, due to the "success" of the initiative, everyone involved got booted and replaced with more mainline conservatives. The governor responsible, went from a 30% lead over the democrat challenger to 3.6% lead in their 2nd election and subsequent republican replacement promised to roll back the cuts. The state senate and house approved of rolling back the cuts and actually implementing a tax hike to help try and balance the state budget.
gpt
Thanks 

&gt;Most farming subsidies are federally granted, but a metric measured is non farm jobs in one of the things I copy pasta'd from wikipedia wherein Kansas is compared to Nebraska.

That's why I asked about the state budget. I theorized a slashed budget would initially slow job growth because a bunch of state workers would be laid-off and cause a ripple effect.