Article: An income tax should pay for education only

An income tax should pay for education only

During an interview on NHPR's Exchange last week, Warren Rudman suggested that if New Hampshire ever passed an income tax, it should do so only if it also passed a constitutional amendment requiring that all revenue from an income tax be used to pay for public schools.

Rudman said this in the context of a discussion of the Claremont case. The former U.S. senator said he hoped the Legislature was moving toward defining an adequate education. He opposed constitutional amendments challenging the court's role in the case.

We have shadow-boxed over the particulars of a state income tax through the regimes of umpteen pledge-bound governors. Our first ...

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