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Charles and David Koch v. George Soros: Free markets or not
Read more: Charles and David Koch v. George Soros: Free markets or notThe protests surrounding a conference of free-market advocates reveal the political left’s misunderstanding of the relationship between business and government, and between freedom and coercion.
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Wichita city manager Robert Layton on the air
Read more: Wichita city manager Robert Layton on the airWichita city manager Robert Layton discusses city issues and takes questions from callers.
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Prospects for successful deregulation in Kansas
Read more: Prospects for successful deregulation in KansasBased on experience from the Reagan Administration, regulation reform in Kansas will be difficult.
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Kansas school teacher cuts
Read more: Kansas school teacher cutsAs Kansas struggles with its budget and decides what to do with public schools, advocates of public school spending exaggerate claims of pending job cuts and fail to take advantage of an opportunity to improve our state’s base of teachers.
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Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer: State of the City 2011
Read more: Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer: State of the City 2011Wichita Mayor Carl Brewer delivers his 2001 State of the City address.
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AFP Kansas legislative agenda
Read more: AFP Kansas legislative agendaAmericans for Prosperity, Kansas has released a legislative agenda focused on controlling the growth of state spending and placing the state’s budget on a fiscally sound footing.
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In Kansas, school reformers not wanted
Read more: In Kansas, school reformers not wantedThe Kansas public school establishment expects school board members to be compliant and unquestioning.
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Kansas and Wichita quick takes: Wednesday January 26, 2011
Read more: Kansas and Wichita quick takes: Wednesday January 26, 2011Today: Kansas legislature website; warden to speak; Why have your own state if you’re not special; the plain truth about who owns the Democratic Party; Kansas repealer; school choice in Kansas; Kansas Days.
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Arts funding in Kansas
Read more: Arts funding in KansasKansas would be better off without government-funded art for two reasons: economic and artistic.
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In Wichita, start of a solution to federal spending
Read more: In Wichita, start of a solution to federal spendingA stand taken by a Sedgwick County Commissioner could pave the way to control of federal spending and debt.