Category: Politics
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At Pachyderm: Chapman Rackaway on the Kansas primary elections
Professor Chapman Rackaway of Fort Hays State University briefed members and guests of the Wichita Pachyderm Club on the August primary elections.
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Electioneering in Kansas?
An op-ed written under the banner of a non-profit organization appears to violate the ban on electioneering.
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‘Islamophobia’ Is Still Not the Problem: In Kansas, Another Case Study
In the battle against radical Islam, pro-American Muslims who seek peace stand firmly against Hamas, a terrorist organization, material support of which is a felony under American law. It should not be hard to correct any misimpression caused by the Taleb invitation. ISW just needs to stand unequivocally against Hamas, joining Representative Pompeo and scores…
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Lawrence school funding and employment
A Kansas school board president complains about funding, but the district has been able to grow employment faster than enrollment.
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Should the U.S. implement austerity measures?
Should the U.S. implement austerity measures due to the size of the national debt?
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David Bobb: Free speech and its importance
David Bobb, President of The Bill of Rights Institute, explains freedom of speech and its importance.
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Ranzau petition to Kansas Supreme Court
A filing by a group seeking to recall a county commissioner declares “facts” that can’t possibly be known at this time.
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Year in review: 2015
Here are highlights from the Voice for Liberty for 2015.
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Wichita Pachyderm Club: 2015 speakers and programs
Here is a list of all the Wichita Pachyderm Club programs in 2015. For many of the programs a video or audio presentation is available.
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Guest host for Voice of Reason
On Thursday I filled in as guest host on The Voice of Reason with Andy Hooser as the host took a few days of vacation.
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Arthur Brooks in Wichita
Arthur C. Brooks, author of “The Conservative Heart,” spoke about being a happy warrior in the conservative movement during the keynote speech of the Annual Awards Dinner of the Kansas Policy Institute.