Arrest of sign holder not shown in Douglas County Commission video
At the Douglas County commission meeting held on Wednesday, Dr. Justin Spiehs was arrested for holding a sign that targeted county commissioner Patrick Kelly (D-District 1).
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Douglas County Democrats have man arrested because they didn’t like his sign, local media tries to justify incident
On Wednesday, Dr. Justin Spiehs, a resident who has regularly criticized the all Democrat commission of Douglas County, Kansas and has a federal lawsuit against the commission for allegedly violating his
Democrat lawmaker criticizes Kansas Reflector for pushing false narrative
Rep. Jason Probst, a Hutchinson Democrat, released an article on his Substack, ‘That Guy in Hutch’ on Thursday criticizing left-wing media outlet ‘Kansas Reflector’ for pushing a false
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.
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.
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.
Breaking down the viral Lawrence DA video
Dr. Justin Spiehs is a man known in Douglas County for a number of reasons, often butting heads with local media outlets and local government in Lawrence, Kansas and Douglas County.
Chair of Political Science at Wichita State University is big mad at potential Kansas Constitutional Amendment
The Topeka Capital-Journal published an opinion piece by Alexandra Middlewood, PhD, the department chair of political science at Wichita State University (WSU) regarding a potential new
‘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
