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Kansas Republicans don’t need to do this
Read more: Kansas Republicans don’t need to do thisIn elections, campaigns may divert from useful discussions of the issues to engage in mudslinging and innuendo. Both parties do it, but an example from the Kansas Republican Party crosses a line and may actually hurt the candidate it was intended to help.
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Wichita’s presidential debate
Read more: Wichita’s presidential debateKansas isn’t a swing state in the presidential election, but we had our very own debate nonetheless. Kansas State Representative Jim Ward (D-Wichita) represented President Obama and David Kensinger stood in for Mitt Romney. The debate took place on the campus of Wichita State University on October 30, 2012, and was sponsored by the university’s…
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Kansas property tax honesty is needed
Read more: Kansas property tax honesty is neededKansas property tax reform means reducing the rate of growth of property taxes, not merely repurposing other tax revenue.
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Wichita-area legislators on government efficiency
Read more: Wichita-area legislators on government efficiencyCandidates say they are opposed to government waste and inefficiency, but don’t always vote that way when given the opportunity to take action.
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Sedgwick County advance voting
Read more: Sedgwick County advance votingSedgwick County advance voting statistics.
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Kansas Democrats mailing again, and wrong again
Read more: Kansas Democrats mailing again, and wrong againIt’s campaign season, and mail pieces are flying fast, replete with more Kansas Democratic errors.
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Citizens generally misinformed on Kansas school spending
Read more: Citizens generally misinformed on Kansas school spendingWhen asked about the level of spending on public schools in Kansas, citizens are generally uninformed or misinformed. They also incorrectly thought that spending has declined in recent years.
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Electing Kansas legislators: Education issues
Read more: Electing Kansas legislators: Education issuesBefore Kansas voters can decide who should represent them in the state Legislature, we must have accurate information. This is especially important when it comes to which candidates will make responsible decisions about how to improve our schools, writes Dr. Walt Chappell.
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Introducing Quick Takes
Read more: Introducing Quick TakesQuick Takes is a new feature of Voice for Liberty in Wichita.
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Sedgwick County tower sale was not in citizens’ best interest
Read more: Sedgwick County tower sale was not in citizens’ best interestThe sale of a radio tower owned by Sedgwick County reveals another case of local government not looking out for the interests of citizens and taxpayers, with the realization that the stain of cronyism is alive and well.
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Kansas Democrats wrong on school spending
Read more: Kansas Democrats wrong on school spendingWhile the Kansas Democratic Party apologized last week for misstating candidates’ voting record on two mail pieces, the party and its candidates continue a campaign of misinformation regarding spending on Kansas public schools.