Munzlinger's Plan

As social issues have cycled in popularity over the last few years, the creation and more ensured stability of jobs has maintained its status as a top issue to Americans. During this election, it is no different. Supporters of Brian Munzlinger’s opponent, Wes Shoemyer, boast of Shoemyer’s commitment to job creation, but recently Munzlinger laid out his plan to protect jobs in Missouri as well as the Missouri taxpayers.

First, Munzlinger believes in the continuation and increase in funding for learning programs such as vocational schools and technology training. There is no substitution for a well-trained work force, and excellent training will help current Missouri business survive and flourish while simultaneously attracting new businesses to the state.

Munzlinger has also firmly joined the fight against wasteful spending by the government. As a family man, he knows what it means to live within your budget and to exercise reasonable responsibility. Waste of taxpayer dollars must be stopped, and Munzlinger is steadfastly opposed to job-killing tax raises. Munzlinger has recently supported a bill which exempted motor fuel used by school buses for educational buses from the motor fuel tax, and he also supported a bill which authorized a sales tax exemption for certain farm products. In the same vein, Munzlinger also opposes any raises to legislators. In these economically difficult times, every dollar our government receives from the loyal American taxpayers must be used efficiently.

Last, Munzlinger knows that agriculture is at the heart of the majority of this state. More aggressive promotion of agriculture products in the area and support for farm cooperatives will help the Missouri people. Our location in the middle of the country should also enable us to focus long term plans on making our transportation resources into a regional hub, increasing the money brought into the state.

Read Munzlinger’s Missouri Jobs and Taxpayer Protection Plan in its entirety.