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Brownback Believes U.S. Will Avoid Fiscal Cliff

Governor Brownback during a media event earlier this year. (Photo by Stephen Koranda)Time is running out before the nation heads over the so-called fiscal cliff. If lawmakers in Washington don’t reach a budget agreement soon, a series of automatic spending cuts and tax increases will take effect. KPR’s Stephen Koranda has more on what Governor Sam Brownback thinks will happen.


 

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Governor Sam Brownback says he believes lawmakers in Washington will come to an agreement to avoid the effects of the so-called fiscal cliff. Brownback, who has served in both the U.S. House and Senate, thinks some kind of compromise could be reached.


If legislators don’t come to some budget agreement by the end of the year, automatic spending cuts and tax increases will both go into effect. Brownback says the cuts to the military could have a significant impact in Kansas.

 

Stephen Koranda is KPR's Statehouse reporter.