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| Taxes: |
| For Minnesota's continued
prosperity, it's essential to hold State Government and local
municipalities accountable for keeping sales, income and property
taxes in pace with inflation-adjusted increases in people's take-home
pay.
It is also critical for the Governor
and the State Legislature to continue to manage the state budget
responsibly and to keep Minnesota in the black |
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| Education: |
To keep pace in the
world, we need to properly educate the evolving workforce and
our children to compete in the incredibly globalized workforce.
Making this possible includes encouraging
and creating environments of success, modeled after our competitive,
innovative and robust free-market. |
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| Healthcare: |
We need to reduce
roadblocks and bottlenecks that would make healthcare more affordable.
These include tort reform, frivolous lawsuits and uncompetitive
markets where many times, the status quo wins.
We also need to make sure that we
as a society are providing healthcare for those who are incapable
of providing it for themselves. This would include children, the
disabled and seniors not drawing sufficient coverage from their
existing plans. |
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| Transportation: |
In order to alleviate
the ever-increasing congestion in the metro area, associated pollution
and transit times; we need to work on coordinating with metro-area
city governments, the Metropolitan Council and the State, effective
transit solutions.
Solutions include bus rapid transit,
extension of light rail transit and bike path and lane interconnectivity. |
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