Lindell plan ends income tax, slashes schools and health care
Mike Lindell released a campaign plan calling for the elimination of Minnesota's state income tax, a proposal he says would be funded by deep cuts to education and health care.[1]
The proposal would target K-12 programs and Medicaid-type spending, shifting how the state raises revenue and reducing appropriations for schools and health services.[1]
Those changes would directly hit Twin Cities school districts, counties and hospital systems that depend on state appropriations to balance their budgets.[1]
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- Mike Lindell released a campaign plan calling for elimination of Minnesota’s state income tax.
- The plan would pay for the lost revenue by imposing deep cuts to education and health‑care spending, including K‑12 and Medicaid‑type programs.
- Such changes would directly hit Twin Cities school districts, counties and hospital systems that depend on state appropriations to balance their budgets.
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