This is the second of three articles in a series about Mike Kelly’s Amberwave PAC. The first article focused on the impact of Amberwave’s spending for […]
Tag: Johnson County Kansas
JOCO commissioners seize 23% post-election salary increase
After the votes were counted and elections decided, Johnson Countians discovered their property taxes were increasing an average of 5.6%, and a week later, that they would […]
JOCO plops down $122k for tax-funded lobbyist
Johnson County has hired a Government Relations Coordinator at a salary of $122,000 per year. The new position increases county staffing was not approved by the […]
“Moderate” PACS drag Kelly, Biden baggage into 2024 election arena
Towing the baggage of Joe Biden’s plummeting popularity and the fallout of her own Left-leaning judgments, will Kansas Governor Laura Kelly find success in her […]
LaTurner asks for probe of CHICOM company locating near Fort Leavenworth
The Chinese Communist Party will stop at nothing to infiltrate American supply chains and gain insight into our most critical military operations and homeland security […]
JOCO may still destroy 2020 ballots even in midst of election fraud investigation
The destruction of Johnson County’s 2020 general election ballots appears imminent, despite an ongoing sheriff’s investigation into the vote’s integrity and a citizen watchdog’s firm […]
Davids dodges vote condemning anti-Semitism
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Kansas 3rd District Congresswoman Sharice Davids once again cited politics last week as reasoning for withholding her support to Jewish/Israeli interests in the […]
Davids: “Yay Tlaib.” Tlaib: “Yay Hamas.”
WASHINGTON, D.C. – In her second public display of support for fellow Democrats disciplined for anti-semitic comments, 3rd District Kansas Congresswoman Sharice Davids joined the […]
Sharice Davids requests water project funding for her district, then votes AGAINST the bill to provide it
WASHINGTON D.C. – Federal funding for Garnett’s water plant project and numerous other projects in Kansas won a narrow approval in the U.S. Congress last […]