We want to build a better future by getting our priorities straight. We're tired of nurses, caregivers, educators and others who take care of our communities getting the shaft. And it's darn near impossible to grow our economy unless we make sure machinists, truck drivers and grocery clerks make a family wage. Let's start by closing unnecessary corporate tax loopholes so everyone pays their fair share. After all, we're in this together.
Monday, February 21, 2011
Time to put on the green eye shades
It's crunch time with the state budget, and every penny counts. But why doesn't government start acting like a business? That's the question posed by state Rep. Andy Billig from Spokane in this thought-provoking editorial. It's so obvious. Discounts mean less money coming in. When a business is having a tough time, it re-examines the discounts it offers. But the state has put corporate tax loopholes off limits. And that's just a recipe for bad management.
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