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- Dane Hicks
- January 28, 2024
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Freedom of speech was designed to hamstring government
- Earl Watt
- March 22, 2024
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From the Legislature
Proposed amendment would allow Kansas voters to choose members of the Supreme Court
- Earl Watt
- March 7, 2025
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The current system of selecting Kansas Supreme Court justices allows a non-elected panel of lawyers to determine who should be on the court. That could change if Kansans support a…
Legislators nullify Kelly’s veto of child sex change ban
- Dane Hicks
- February 18, 2025
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TOPEKA – Over attempts by Democrats to smoke screen the override vote with claims that it doesn't lower grocery prices for Kansans, Republicans in the Kansas statehouse on Tuesday used the…
When someone says they want to keep something out of the newspaper, doesn’t it make you ask: “Why?”
- Dane Hicks
- February 13, 2025
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On the heels of a monumental national election in which Americans decidedly voted to seize back their government and force it to be accountable to the citizenry, someone in the…
Kelly vetoes children’s sex change ban, Republicans pledge override
- Dane Hicks
- February 11, 2025
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For the third time in as many years, Kansas’ Democrat Governor Larua Kelly has vetoed a bill that would penalize doctors and health care facilities that engage in sexually “transing’…
It helps to know what the words mean before abusing them
- Earl Watt
- March 6, 2025
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Sen. Tyson addresses Kansas priorities
- Caryn Tyson
- January 28, 2025
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Lame duck periods need to be reduced to protect citizens
- Earl Watt
- January 10, 2025
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Kansas Policy Institute
- by Vance GinnKansas lawmakers are considering House Bill 2308 (HB 2308), which would create the Aviation and Innovative Manufacturing in Kansas (AIM-K) […]
- by Vance GinnKansas policymakers must examine how the state compares to its peers in economic growth, taxation, job creation, and government spending. […]
- by Vance GinnThe return of tariffs under the Trump administration spells trouble for Kansas, especially its agricultural sector. Past federal tariffs and […]
- by Jakob Shields
- by Vance GinnKansas’ fiscal future is at risk. For years, state spending has outpaced economic growth, placing an increasing burden on taxpayers. […]