Official Wisconsin tax policy report white-washed by Team Walker

For those of you thought it inaccurate to call Walker's inaugural address goals "twisted." or who thought this blog item last week unfairly attributed "Soviet-model" to GOP/Walker administration plans and tactics, consider this timely example:

The State Journal has found that the final report of a state task force on tax reform chaired by Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch - - I'd earlier dismissed its 'work' - - had omitted data and citizen comment that contradicted the Walker administration's tax-cutting narrative, rendering the task force conclusion propagandized and bogus:

A series of tax reform roundtables Gov. Scott Walker’s administration conducted a year ago resulted in a fairly predictable 19-page report last month. (Spoiler alert: The public thinks taxes are too high and the tax code is too complicated.)

But a review of more than 300 online comments submitted as part of the process revealed at least one glaring omission from the final report: Almost as many people said they opposed further tax cuts as said they want lower property taxes.

If that isn't outright propagandizing, tell me what is.