Search results for: “historic tax credits”
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Wichita school district campaigns for the bond
An article in today’s newspaper reports on how USD 259, the Wichita school district, uses school district assets, personnel, and funds to promote the proposed Wichita school bond issue.
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America Turns 250: Sunday Shows Confront a Billion-Dollar Ethics Fight and a Democratic Party at a Crossroads
America’s 250th birthday shared airtime with Trump’s $2.2 billion financial disclosure, a Supreme Court term that reshaped presidential power, and a Democratic Party publicly split over its socialist wing. Here’s what each Sunday show actually said.
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Pete Hegseth Testimony: Psychological & Rhetorical Analysis
A psychological and rhetorical analysis of Secretary Hegseth’s testimony before the House Armed Services Committee. What emerges is a speaker who frames democratic oversight as a threat to the mission rather than a constitutional obligation.
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Documentary Suggests Alternatives To Public School Orthodoxy
By Jim Erickson. Reprinted by permission of East Wichita News. It?s called Flunked, and this documentary, narrated by Joe Mantegna, is a shopping list of successful ideas to improve our schools. Those interested in the school bond issue and education in general might want to catch this movie at The Orpheum on October 8. Though…
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WichitaLiberty.TV: Flipping in Wichita, price of sin going up, and what your legislature wants you to know
In Wichita, historic value is gone in a flash, a flip-flop on drivers permits, and does the city really believe in transparency or was it just a way to get votes? Then, let’s stop calling a vice a sin, and what does the Kansas Legislature really want you to know?
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FBI Report on Kash Patel Leadership
A leaked 115-page internal assessment from current and former FBI agents paints a troubling picture of the bureau under Director Kash Patel’s first six months, citing low morale, leadership inexperience, and what sources call a culture of fear and operational paralysis.
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Trump v. New York Times Company, et al.
Donald J. Trump filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of Florida, Tampa Division, against the New York Times Company, four of its reporters (Susanne Craig, Russ Buettner, Peter Baker, Michael S. Schmidt), and Penguin Random House LLC. The complaint demands a jury trial and seeks substantial damages, alleging defamation…
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Wichita City Council Meeting — April 21, 2026: Transit Overhaul, Nomar Plaza Improvements, Flock Camera Debate, and a City Grappling With Public Safety
The Wichita City Council approved a comprehensive transit network redesign on April 21, 2026. The overhaul restructures bus routes to serve riders more efficiently while addressing equity gaps, second-shift worker access, and future downtown growth.
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Articles of Interest
bama’s volunteer corps, Kansas cigarette taxes, U.S. Auto industry, Austrian economics.
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Shame, says Wichita Eagle editorial board
The Wichita Eagle editorial board rebukes the Kansas Legislature.
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Roundtable: Trump Administration Announces $11 Billion Aid Package for American Farmers
President Trump unveiled an $11 billion farmer assistance package funded by tariff revenue, with $1 billion reserved for specialty crops. The December 8 roundtable featured major trade wins including over $40 billion in Chinese soybean purchases and $8 billion from Japan. Trump promised to remove environmental regulations on farm equipment to reduce costs.
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Political Psychology & Rhetorical Analysis: Trump Oval Office Executive Order Signing — June 3, 2026
How does Trump turn a routine EO signing into a masterclass of psychological influence? Our two-track analysis maps grandiosity, fear appeals, contempt contagion, and the illusory truth effect at work in a single Oval Office session.