Why I Love Kansas
Happy Kansas Day, everyone! Today marks the 163rd year that our beloved state joined the United States as the 34th state. As I was thinking about what to write about for today, my mind went
January 2024
Kansans for Life host annual March and Rally for Life
One of the biggest pro-life events of the year, Kansans for Life (KFL) hosted their annual ‘March and Rally for Life’ on Wednesday “to inspire our state legislators to stand boldly for life as
Happy 188th Birthday American Diarist Samuel J. Reader
Samuel J. Reader was a Kansas pioneer who was one of the first to settle in the now extinct town of Indianola, KS in 1855. He was born in Greenfield, now Coal Center, Pennsylvania on January
Sen. Marshall leads letter to ATF targeting Kansas Firearm License holders
Last week saw the introduction of the RIFLE Act, a bill introduced by U.S. Rep. Tracey Mann (R-KS 1) to protect Federal Firearms Licensees (FFL).
Kansas Republicans and the Amicus Briefs
In December, the Colorado Supreme Court declared that former President and current Presidential candidate Donald Trump is ineligible for the White House due to his role on January 6, 2021.
U.S. Rep. Tracey Mann introduces bill to protect Federal Firearms Licensees
U.S. Rep. Tracey Mann (R-KS 1) introduced the Reining in Federal Licensing Enforcement (RIFLE) Act on Friday. The 18-page bill would protect Federal Firearm Licensees (FFLs) from being forced out of
15 more bills to know about that were introduced during week 2 of the 2024 Kansas Legislative session
Tuesday started off the second week for the Kansas Legislature. Below, we have listed 15 new bills of particular interest to The Kansas Constitutional that have been introduced this
‘Too Hot To Handle’ is the weirdly based reality TV show we need
Media regularly impacts culture and culture regularly dances with politics, and I have to say, while I don’t write about culture often, I do thoroughly enjoy discussing it, and I am
Majority of Kansas voters favor single-rate tax, new polling suggests
New polling from Americans for Prosperity – Kansas (AFP-KS) suggests that 58 percent of Kansas voters favor a single-rate tax system. This tax system change has been advocated for by AFP-KS
