Former Republican candidate uses Constitution to argue in favor of legalizing cannabis
On Sunday, the day after March 20, which celebrates marijuana, the Wichita Eagle published an op-ed by Nick Reinecker, a former Republican candidate
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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.
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.
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
K-State ranks higher than KU in new freedom of speech ranking for public universities
College Pulse and The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) have come out with a new report, ranking more than 250 public colleges across the U.S. based on how well
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
Amendment to Kansas Constitution introduced to protect Second Amendment rights
Last week, Rep. Rebecca Schmoe (R-Franklin County) introduced an amendment to the Kansas Constitution to help secure self-defense rights for Kansans.
My Top 10 Most Memorable Articles of 2023
Today is officially the last publication day of the year for The Kansas Constitutional. I am looking at 2024 with optimism for new adventures and new beginnings.
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
