Sen. Marshall’s statement on TikTok ban bill
Following the U.S. House of Representatives’ passage of the Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act on Wednesday, Sen. Roger Marshall, M.D. (R-KS)
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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
Democrat policy at federal level could harm one of Gov. Kelly’s biggest agenda items
While Governor Laura Kelly, and the media surrounding her, mostly talk about expanding Medicaid, the Democratic governor actually has another big agenda item that doesn’t
Ending political robocalls and robotexts
In Sunday’s letters to the editor at the Kansas City Star, one reader went off on “unsolicited political advertisements” on his cellphone. Richard Ong of Overland Park, who
Can government entities in Kansas “give preference” to electric mowers?
Kansas State Rep. Rui Xu (D-Johnson County) tweeted out on Monday, September 11, his opposition to House Bill 2100, stating:
