Brownback has been re elected in 2014 for his second term as Governor in Kansas. Brownback only won the re election by four points in 2014 with his “Real-live experiments” policies. During a wichita state basketball Game Brownback was booed during half time by the crowd. This is very hard to do to get one of your state colleges to boo a Governor at halftime on national tv. Governor Brownback has been our Governor of Kansas for too long and should not be re elected because his terrible money policies, is hurting the schooling system, and his approval rating is at 18%.
Governor Brownback has some of the worst policies when it comes to money and taxes. “three-fifths (61 percent) of respondents felt the policy had been “a failure” or “a tremendous …show more content…
“The Kansas Supreme Court on Thursday gave the state until June 30 to fix its system of financing public schools, or face a court-ordered shutdown before the next school year begins.”(Bosman) The kansas court has finally put a stop to Brownback's terrible situation with school money. Brownback and his team have not distributed money well enough to keep the schools stable. Brownback has tried to fix the old system but he just made it worse.“The legislature’s unsuccessful attempts to equitably, i.e., fairly, allocate resources among the school districts not only creates uncertainty in planning the 2016-2017 school year” (Bosman) This is what the court said was the reason for this possible shutdown. This is a very good thing yes it may set back the school year, but it will fix the problem that is destroying Kansas. Not only is Brownback cutting money from schools he is also taking money out of teacher’s retirement funds. this is something that hits home for a lot of people, because this is taking money that they have worked for and saved away from them. That is the last straw for many teachers because teachers retirement funds are not great as it is and now it is getting smaller. “John S. Robb, a lawyer for the school districts and parents who are suing the state, estimated that the Legislature would have to add $73 million to the system to satisfy the court.”(Bosman) No doubt that some of that money is …show more content…
In a response to his policies 61% of the felt he completely failed. Only 7% thought he succeeded at all in his policies. That is a very hard thing to do to get those numbers that low. Brownback has a approval rating of 18% which is very low for a republican in a republican state. It is so low President obama a Democrat is out polling him in kansas at 28%. The biggest problem he has is the schooling system. Brownback has cripple the schooling system. He has not only cut from the school funds but he has also started taking money from the teachers retirement funds. This hits home for a lot of people because it is money that the teachers have saved for themselves. One other major problem is that he has decided to use private emails and phones. This means that the public can not see what he is saying most of the time we can only know what he does. It is the same problem that hillary clinton has and is in the mainstream media. In the end Brownback has really taken to high of a risk becoming
Governor Brownback has some of the worst policies when it comes to money and taxes. “three-fifths (61 percent) of respondents felt the policy had been “a failure” or “a tremendous …show more content…
“The Kansas Supreme Court on Thursday gave the state until June 30 to fix its system of financing public schools, or face a court-ordered shutdown before the next school year begins.”(Bosman) The kansas court has finally put a stop to Brownback's terrible situation with school money. Brownback and his team have not distributed money well enough to keep the schools stable. Brownback has tried to fix the old system but he just made it worse.“The legislature’s unsuccessful attempts to equitably, i.e., fairly, allocate resources among the school districts not only creates uncertainty in planning the 2016-2017 school year” (Bosman) This is what the court said was the reason for this possible shutdown. This is a very good thing yes it may set back the school year, but it will fix the problem that is destroying Kansas. Not only is Brownback cutting money from schools he is also taking money out of teacher’s retirement funds. this is something that hits home for a lot of people, because this is taking money that they have worked for and saved away from them. That is the last straw for many teachers because teachers retirement funds are not great as it is and now it is getting smaller. “John S. Robb, a lawyer for the school districts and parents who are suing the state, estimated that the Legislature would have to add $73 million to the system to satisfy the court.”(Bosman) No doubt that some of that money is …show more content…
In a response to his policies 61% of the felt he completely failed. Only 7% thought he succeeded at all in his policies. That is a very hard thing to do to get those numbers that low. Brownback has a approval rating of 18% which is very low for a republican in a republican state. It is so low President obama a Democrat is out polling him in kansas at 28%. The biggest problem he has is the schooling system. Brownback has cripple the schooling system. He has not only cut from the school funds but he has also started taking money from the teachers retirement funds. This hits home for a lot of people because it is money that the teachers have saved for themselves. One other major problem is that he has decided to use private emails and phones. This means that the public can not see what he is saying most of the time we can only know what he does. It is the same problem that hillary clinton has and is in the mainstream media. In the end Brownback has really taken to high of a risk becoming