It looks like it's going to be all or nothing on taxes.
The top Republican leaders in the House and Senate said Tuesday that there is no fall-back plan if the Legislature can't override the governor's veto of legislation that would move the state to a single tax bracket.
With the session in its last days, GOP leaders believe there's little time to craft a new plan to replace one that Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed because she believed it would upend the state's tax structure and return Kansas to the era of Gov. Sam . . .
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