Kelly: Candidate Robson’s cronyism is wrong for Arizona
At a time the state needed the money the most for education, Robson showed she was more worried about cronyism and backroom deals to help her developer friends to avoid paying state taxes.
During the Red for Ed Movement 2018, teachers, students and parents were fighting for equitable pay.
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Kelly: Candidate Robson’s cronyism is wrong for Arizona
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Letter by Jennifer Kelly of Scottsdale
At a time the state needed the money the most for education, Robson showed she was more worried about cronyism and backroom deals to help her developer friends to avoid paying state taxes.
During the Red for Ed Movement 2018, teachers, students and parents were fighting for equitable pay.
At the same time, as a part of Board of Regents, Karrin Taylor Robson was busy providing tax shelters for businesses all around ASU.
Does everyone remember the public outrage over ASU buying properties all around Tempe and then leasing back those properties to the seller who then got the benefit of having to pay ZERO taxes on the property. The biggest deals were the Omni Hotel and Mariana Heights developments.
We cannot afford more cronyism and self-serving politicians in the Governor’s office. Don’t buy into her lies.
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