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Andover, a Kansas city overtaken by blight
Read more: Andover, a Kansas city overtaken by blightIn order to implement a tax giveaway to buyers of new homes, a city essentially declares total blight infestation.
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Wichita, again, bureaucratically fumbles
Read more: Wichita, again, bureaucratically fumblesThis week the Wichita City Council — again — mishandled a public hearing, forcing postponement of planned action
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Charles Koch: The importance of economic freedom
Read more: Charles Koch: The importance of economic freedomCharles Koch explains the importance of economic freedom for everyone.
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In Kansas, more debunking of the benefit of high taxes
Read more: In Kansas, more debunking of the benefit of high taxesThe argument that high state tax rates promote growth has a serious flaw, finds the Kansas Policy Institute.
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Debunking the debunkers on taxes and growth
Read more: Debunking the debunkers on taxes and growthWhile Congress and the President currently debate the best path to hold off the upcoming fiscal cliff, many states across the country have already tackled similar challenges this year
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Wichita revises economic development policy
Read more: Wichita revises economic development policyThe City of Wichita has passed a revision to its economic development policies. Instead of promoting economic freedom and a free-market approach, the new policy gives greater power to city bureaucrats and politicians, and is unlikely to produce the economic development that Wichita needs.
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Steve Rose defends Kansas school spending
Read more: Steve Rose defends Kansas school spendingAttitudes toward Kansas public schools, or facts about them: Which is most important? For boosters of the Kansas school spending establishment, attitude is all that matters.
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Defeated Kansas Republican Chorus
Read more: Defeated Kansas Republican ChorusJoseph Ashby and friends created a funny parody song about the recent primary election in Kansas, where many so-called moderate Republicans were defeated by conservative challengers
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Wichita voters reject cronyism — again
Read more: Wichita voters reject cronyism — againVoters in Wichita and the surrounding area have rejected, for the second time this year, the culture of political cronyism that passes for economic development in Wichita.
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National coverage of Kansas primary election
Read more: National coverage of Kansas primary electionCoverage of the August 2012 Kansas primary elections in national publications.
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Kansas part of national trend in primary elections
Read more: Kansas part of national trend in primary electionsAnalysis by Ballotpedia shows that the primary election victories by conservatives in Kansas is part of a larger national trend of incumbents losing primary election challenges. Kansas, however, is leading the trend, with the largest number of incumbents defeated among all the states.
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In Kansas, rejecting left-wing Republicans
Read more: In Kansas, rejecting left-wing RepublicansKansas voters have realized that the governance of Kansas by a coalition of Democrats and left-wing Republicans has not been in the state’s best interest.