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Meg Kinnard is a national political reporter for the Associated Press. She joins the Hot Talk Morning Show each…
The trend of GOP states lowering taxes while Democrat states raise them is increasing every year. The Wall Street Journal’s recent think-piece explores this growing divide, and most of us are familiar with the population shifts of people leaving high-tax states for low-tax states.
The WSJ article features Americans for Tax Reform President Grover Norquist, who’s played a pivotal role in convincing nearly two-dozen states to cut or eliminate income taxes in the past five years. Population shifts affect the census and congressional apportionment, but might they also impact overall quality of life?