Two big things just happened for Kansas voters
With an election year quickly on its way, it is important to understand certain issues when it comes to the voting process. In a span of a few days, two big things occurred for Kansas
Gov. Kelly’s new “middle-of-the-road” Medicaid expansion unpopular with Kansas Conservatives
Governor Laura Kelly unveiled the Cutting Healthcare Costs for All Kansans Act in an attempt to expand Medicaid to an estimated 150,000 Kansans.
Men hating on women for talking about their abuse trauma is high key cringe
Earlier this month, a video of a woman talking about how shocked she is to be treated well by her husband after previously being in an abusive relationship went viral, getting over half a million
Reps. Davids, LaTurner vote in favor of warrantless surveillance of Americans
Republicans and Democrats often give the impression that they are at odds with each other. However, when you really take a closer look at the two political parties, what you find is that both sides
New Kansas license plate designs can now be voted on
After the previous Kansas license plate design received widespread backlash and was rescinded, five new license plate designs have been released to be voted on.
AG Kris Kobach goes after ‘unconstitutional’ ATF rule
Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach is leading a coalition demanding President Biden’s Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms drops a proposed rule considered a “violation of the Second
Sens. Marshall, Braun introduce bill to reinstate pilots fired for refusing Covid-19 vaccine
From leading the Travel Freedom Act which repeals federal policies requiring international travelers proof of Covid-19 vaccination status in order to enter the U.S., to successfully including
The danger of Medicaid expansion
The past few months, Gov. Laura Kelly has made it known that it is her mission to grow the government through Medicaid expansion. She has pushed a lot of misinformation
Kansans admit to moving out of state for medical marijuana
The Facebook page, Fire It Up Kansas, categorized as a social club with “the sole focus of sensible marijuana law reform in the state of Kansas,” posted a picture last
