Scott Schwab

We don’t want a monolith of Topeka telling counties whether they can or cannot have a data center because some communities actually want them.

It is so frustrating that the funding formula is based on who can afford to sue the state and win.

Property taxes are killing Kansans.

It’s time for government to put the taxpayer first.

You lose your manufacturing, you lose your hospital. You lose your hospital, no company is coming to town.

Every time I go home, it don’t look the same.

If we need more money, we can handle it locally.

I would rather, because of the strings attached, just don’t give me any more money.

Less kids are enrolling in K through 12. Why? Because they saw, coming out of the pandemic, that their kids were learning through an iPad. And what they were learning, the parents weren’t pleased.

We’re probably going to get sued.

I was the first one talking about property taxes. I’m the first one to come out with reasonable reforms that we could do to give property tax relief.

I do not cater to the loud minority.

I want someone with an ag background.

Every agency needs to be looking at how can we do this better and get rid of that mess.

Sometimes it actually gets done. Sometimes it just absolutely gets lost.