Gov. Laura Kelly vetoed major tax legislation Monday ferociously advocated by Republicans to trim income tax obligations of multinational corporations and wealthy individuals, while shrinking the sales tax on food and broadening the sales tax on nonresident internet businesses. The Democratic governor repeatedly denounced Senate Bill 22 after it cleared the House 76-43 and the Senate by a 24-16 margin. Lobbyists with three business organizations, including the Kansas Chamber, immediately called for an override of Kelly's veto...
