Tag: Kansas legislature
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Privatization study released
Governments at all levels and around the country are using privatization to deliver essential services at a better price with better outcomes.
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Public employee unions should be a non-partisan issue
Everyone would be better off without public employee unions.
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Kansas teachers union rallies members
KNEA attempts to persuade its members, but the arguments are all wrong.
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Kansas public employee unions overreact
Response to a bill being considered in the Kansas Legislature has triggered strong reaction from public employee unions. Kansas taxpayers should take notice of this extraordinary hyperbole, and hope legislators can enact this legislation for the good of Kansas.
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Kansas legislative documents and resources
Kansas Legislative Research Department (KLRD) has many documents that are useful in understanding state government and the legislature.
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Kansas judicial selection reform: Testimony
The method of judicial selection in Kansas violates basic equality among citizens, the principle of one-person, one-vote, writes Stephen Ware.
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Kansas judicial selection: The need for reform
On an episode of the KAKE Television public affairs program “This Week in Kansas” Stephen Ware explains the problems with the method Kansas uses to select judges to its highest courts.
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Kansas and Texas schools, according to Kansas Democrats
Kansas Democrats tweet about Kansas schools being better than Texas schools. Let’s look closely at their claim.
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Who is Richard Windsor?
Government officials using secret email accounts to conduct official business is a serious problem.
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Kansas Policy Institute on Kansas 2014 budget
Kansas Policy Institute comments on the proposed Kansas budget for 2014.
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Reaction to Kansas State of the State Address, 2013
Reactions to Kansas Governor Sam Brownback’s State of the State Address for 2013.
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Reaction to Kansas school lawsuit decision
Following are several reactions to the decision in Gannon vs. Kansas, the school funding lawsuit. The court ruled the state must spend more on schools.