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Kansas state government

Kansas Senate President Susan Wagle

Bob Weeks1 Min Read

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Todd Johnson, Chair, Sedgwick County Republican Party
Todd Johnson, Chair, Sedgwick County Republican Party
Kansas Senate President Susan Wagle spoke to members and guests of the Wichita Pachyderm Club on Friday December 18, 2015. She addressed challenges the legislature will face when the session starts in January.

Todd Johnson, Chair of the Sedgwick County Republican Party, introduced Senator Wagle.

This is an audio presentation.

1 Comment

  • Westie -

    Senator Wagle outlined the biggest risk for taxpayers at the statehouse in 2016 at the Friday Pachyderm Club meeting. The KS Supreme Court could, and probably will, dump another spending mandate on the legislature before next year’s election.

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