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  • Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger On Health Reform In Washington

    Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger (R) talks about health care reform in Washington and the impact on Kansans.

  • Flint Hills Burn and EPA Exemption Debate Heard In Senate Natural Resources

    The debate between Flint Hills ranchers who annually burn their fields, environmentalists and cities that suffer poor air quality and the EPA penalties was heard Thursday.

  • Senator Carolyn McGinn Discusses EPA Exemption for Flint Hills Burn

    Natural Resources Chair Senator Carolyn McGinn (R) discusses her resolution that asks the Environmental Protection Agency for an exemption to burn in the Flint Hills.

  • Campaign News

    Joe the Plumber Campaigns For 4th Dist. Candidate Jim Anderson

    Joe “The Plumber” Wurzelbacher talks about his role in the 2008 Presidential election and why he is endorsing 4th Congressional District candidate Jim Anderson (R).

    Brownback, Tiahrt and Moran Discuss Impact of GOP Victories on Washington

    The Kansas Republican Party celebrated Kansas Day last weekend where Senator Brownback (R), Congressman Tiahrt (R) and Congressman Moran (R) discuss a new tone in Washington.

    Kansas Senator Chris Steineger on County Consolidation and His New Campaign

    Kansas Senator Chris Steineger (D) talks about county consolidation and his recent announcement to run for Secretary of State.

    Republican Candidates For Congress In The 4th District Debate

    The Great American Forum hosted the first debate between the Republican 4th Congressional District Candidates Friday night. We put in a word from each of them here starting with ladies first in reverse alphabetical order.

    Senator Kelsey Introduces Resolution Preventing Public Funds To Sue the State

    Kansas Senator Dick Kelsey (R) introduced a resolution last week to ban the use of taxpayer money to sue the State.

  • Legislative News

    Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger On Health Reform In Washington

    Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger (R) talks about health care reform in Washington and the impact on Kansans.

    Senator Carolyn McGinn Discusses EPA Exemption for Flint Hills Burn

    Natural Resources Chair Senator Carolyn McGinn (R) discusses her resolution that asks the Environmental Protection Agency for an exemption to burn in the Flint Hills.

    Flint Hills Burn and EPA Exemption Debate Heard In Senate Natural Resources

    The debate between Flint Hills ranchers who annually burn their fields, environmentalists and cities that suffer poor air quality and the EPA penalties was heard Thursday.

    Resolution to Ban Use of Public Funds to Sue State Passes Senate Committee

    A resolution targeted at banning use of public funds to sue the state, fueled by a recent lawsuit by school districts for better funding, passed in the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday.

    Republican Leaders Speak in Support of Health Care Freedom Amendment

    Republican legislators, including Congressmen Jerry Moran and Todd Tiahrt, spoke in support of an amendment to prevent health care mandates Tuesday at the Capitol.

  • General News

    Opinion: On Tim Tebow and Liberal “Outrage”

    We live in a country where we have the right to choose, even if that choice isn’t always politically correct.

    Opinion: 2010 State of the Union Response – A Call to Action

    There’s policy … and then there’s politics. But in his first State of the Union speech, President Obama reminded this country why we voted for him in the first place and exactly how hard he has worked since we elected him.

    Opinion: Obama, populist?

    Unapologetic liberalism is so last year. Just ask President Obama who last week attempted to reinvent himself as a 21st century William Jennings Bryan by distancing his presidency from sky rocketing deficits and introducing legislation that will limit the size of certain financial institutions.

    Wichita Energy Conference Legislative Panel

    Full video of the legislative panel at last weekend’s Energy and Sustainability Conference in Wichita.

    Opinion: Ladies and Gentleman, Scott Brown Has Been Elected to the United States Senate

    Somewhere Keith Olbermann is crying. Somewhere Ed Shultz is screaming. Somewhere Chris Mathews and Rachel Maddow have begun drinking, heavily. Ladies and gentleman, Scott Brown has been elected to the United States Senate.

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