When not making a fool of himself in the courtroom or a spectacle of himself behind a .50 caliber machine gun on a jeep, Kris Kobach wants to be the next governor of Kansas.
Something interesting is happening in the age of Trump: 63 percent of Americans support a national health insurance plan, or Medicare for All, in which the federal government would guarantee health
When it comes to name recognition, there are clear front-runners in the Republican field for governor.
During the Reagan presidency much was made of the so-called “welfare queens” who would reportedly arrive at welfare offices in Cadillacs to collect their checks.
The Kansas Legislature’s desire to micromanage budgets at the city and county level - at a time when lawmakers have demonstrated incompetence in managing affairs at the state level - has reached a
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