Follow the money – Who’s fundingt election lawfare in Kansas? Three nonprofit groups filed a lawsuit last week to overturn a new Kansas law requiring […]
Opinion
Kansas Congressman: The 100 day start to restoring America
This past November, Kansas rejected the nonsense of the Biden-Harris Administration and demanded that Washington, D.C. restore common sense, secure our border, make America safe […]
The Orwellian parallels of the Biden-Trump era in America
In the late-1960s I enrolled in a collegiate Comparative Literature class that contrasted George Orwell’s ‘1984’ to the anti-Vietnam rioting and political sentiment at the […]
Losing the trade war isn’t new — we’ve been losing for 50 years
Agriculture is the lifeblood of Southwest Kansas and the Oklahoma panhandle. One way or another, we all pay our bills because of a tie to […]
Devil exposed as bad speller, but gets his due in Kansas Statehouse bru-ha
The devil apparently won’t be in the running to win next year’s Kansas State Spelling Bee, but with the scuffle that broke out at the […]
The intrepid Congressional fights against CEO presidents
The “out party” and their media lapdogs are back at it—howling, flailing, shrieking, and twisting the gears of what author Hunter S. Thompson would’ve called […]
Realignment taking place in America, but outcome is unknown
From the election of 1800 until 1824, one party controlled the presidency. History shows us that the Federalist Party was rendering itself extinct, but no […]
The swamp can scream, but DOGE is on a lawful path to success
Despite a smattering of preliminary injunctions and administrative stay orders from rogue federal judges, President Donald Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency is well on its way to […]
A year later Kansas rolls are cleaner, but questions remain about 113,000 inactive BUT legal voters
Kansas voter rolls overall are in better shape than a year ago, with a recent audit showing 27,000 fewer “inactive” voters still on the rolls […]
KCC’s “KidWind Challenge” working to make Green Moonies out of your kids
The telegraph station we built out of paper milk cartons, wire-wrapped nails and flashlight batteries in my 6th grade science class back in 1975 taught […]