Kansas politicians react to President Biden’s State of the Union Address
On Thursday, March 7, President Joe Biden delivered his State of the Union Address. In his address, Biden gave remarks regarding continuing to support Ukraine against Russia,
Bill that provides tax credits to parents with children in nongovernment schools receives hearing
The Senate Committee on Assessment and Taxation held a hearing for Senate Bill 509 on Wednesday, March 6. The bill would provide an income tax credit for taxpayers with children that are eligible
Rep. Probst struggles to understand the purpose of government
Hutchinson Democrat Rep. Jason Probst published an article to his Substack on Monday titled Back to the Basics: Recalling old lessons and the intent of government.
Kansas lawmakers hear testimony on bill regarding transitioning minors
Kansas lawmakers in the Senate Committee on Public Health and Welfare had a public information briefing regarding HB 2791 and the House Committee on Health and Human
How to make healthcare more affordable without growing the government
Affordable healthcare is a huge issue for many people, and many people believe the solution is to grow the government bigger despite the fact that government is the main factor as to why
False information and unhinged takes from Kansas queer activists over the death of nonbinary teen Nex Benedict
Nex Benedict, a 16-year-old nonbinary student from Oklahoma, has made national news after their death following an attack in the bathroom of their government school.
Bill decriminalizing controlled substances gets unanimous ‘yes’ vote in the House after amended twice by Committee of the Whole
On Thursday, all 120 present members of the House unanimously voted in favor of HB 2487, a bill that, under certain circumstances, decriminalizes controlled substances as defined in K.S.A. 21-5701 and certain drug paraphernalia.
No, Medicaid Expansion would not save all hospitals
Medicaid Expansion continues to be a big political debate in Kansas. As of this writing, Kansas is one of just ten states to not implement the government expansion.
Addressing anti-Second Amendment rhetoric around the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade shooting
A lot has come of the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade with a lot of anti-Second Amendment activists working hard to politicize the tragedy for their own political ideology.
