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Paid for by Isaiah For Kansas; running 2026-05-30 to 2026-06-02; spend 0-99; impressions 4000-4999; Kansas share 0.992256; facebook,instagram. Chuck Smith’s vote for SB 98 is very disappointing. At a time when everyday Kansans are struggling to keep up with rising costs for groceries, housing, healthcare, and utility bills, our lawmakers have chosen to prioritize massive tax incentives and subsidies for some of the wealthiest corporations
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| Page | Isaiah For Kansas |
| Paid for by | Isaiah For Kansas |
| Running | 2026-05-30 to 2026-06-02 |
| Spend | $0-99 |
| Impressions | 4000-4999 |
| Kansas share | 0.992256 |
| Platforms | facebook, instagram |
| Headline |
Chuck Smith’s vote for SB 98 is very disappointing. At a time when everyday Kansans are struggling to keep up with rising costs for groceries, housing, healthcare, and utility bills, our lawmakers have chosen to prioritize massive tax incentives and subsidies for some of the wealthiest corporations in the world. Instead of focusing on policies that lower costs for working families, they are giving handouts to trillion-dollar tech companies. These data centers place enormous demands on local infrastructure, consuming vast amounts of electricity and water while providing few long-term jobs in return. Our government should not be adding more burden on working families struggling to get by. We need leaders who stand with working people, not billionaire tech CEOs. We need representatives who will fight to lower costs and ensure that taxpayer dollars are invested in the needs of working-class Kansans.
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