Search results for: “historic tax credits”
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Wichita City Council Adopts Sales Tax Guardrails in Marathon Evening Session | February 10, 2026
The Wichita City Council held a marathon evening session February 10, adopting a unanimous framework of financial guardrails for the proposed 1% sales tax before the March 3 vote. Twenty-three residents testified, and the Webb Road widening passed 6-1.
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Goody Clancy: public subsidy required for Wichita downtown plan
The recent presentation of the draft master plan for the revitalization of downtown Wichita gave Wichitans a preview of the forms of public assistance that Goody Clancy recommends the city use. The plan may be viewed at the Wichita Downtown Development Corporation website.
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City of Wichita State Legislative Agenda: Economic Development
The City of Wichita wishes to preserve the many economic development incentives it has at its disposal.
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Quotations Book
If one didn’t know better, one would think that Washington’s predominantly black public school system was being run by the grand dragon of the Ku Klux Klan, hell-bent on a mission to sabotage black academic excellence. Instead, it’s a system being run by blacks for blacks. As such, it means generation after generation of blacks…
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At Wichita city council, special pleading of selfish interests
At yesterday’s meeting of the the Wichita City Council, a matter was presented to the council that provided an illustration of basic economic principles that are foreign to the council.
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Kansas, once home to education equality, now lags in freedom
At one time Kansas played a leading role in education equality, as Topeka was home to the school that produced the historic Brown v. Board of Education decision by the United States Supreme Court. Today, however, Kansas lags in educational freedom and choice. The public school lobby in Kansas does everything it can to stomp…
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FACT CHECK: Roger Marshall vs. Adam Hamilton Kansas Senate Debate
The debate contained verifiable facts, misleading claims, unsupported accusations, and legitimate disagreements about public policy. Some of the clearest inaccuracies concerned oil refineries, SNAP payment errors, and the Obama administration’s payment to Iran. Several economic claims were exaggerated or presented without essential context. Both candidates also offered policy proposals without fully addressing costs or implementation.…
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Year in review, 2013
A look back at some of the stories covered by Voice for Liberty in 2013.
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Trump Ballroom Tour: Iran Strike Disclosure & Fact-Check
Trump revealed he was one hour from ordering a new Iran strike — then stood down at Gulf allies’ request. This breakdown of his May 19 White House tour covers every topic, with inline fact-checks on Massie, drug prices, and more.
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Trump Signs National Angel Family Day Proclamation, Touts 21,000 Arrests Under Laken Riley Act
President Trump hosted Angel Families at the White House on Feb. 23, 2026, signing a proclamation establishing National Angel Family Day. Family members of Americans killed by undocumented immigrants testified, and Trump highlighted results of the Laken Riley Act.
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Hegseth Senate Hearing: FY2027 Defense Budget, Iran War & Officer Purge
Hegseth defended Trump’s $1.535T defense budget before the Senate Armed Services Committee while senators demanded answers on Epic Fury’s stalling Strait of Hormuz, the purge of senior officers, frozen Ukraine funding, and insider trading.
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Trump’s Privately Funded White House Ballroom: Risks, Ethics, and Historical Context
President Donald Trump’s proposal to construct a large, privately funded ballroom on the White House grounds has generated widespread concern over transparency, donor influence, and the preservation of a historic federal landmark. While presidents have overseen renovations to the White House in the past, the scale, financing structure, and political context of this project make…