August 19, 2025

Kansas Lawmakers in D.C. Would Rather Work the Refs Than Answer Tough Questions Back Home

Clay Wirestone, kansasreflector.com

Over the past month, both of Kansas’ U.S. senators and one of its representatives have been eager for Kansas Reflector to relay their thoughts to you, our readers.

What they haven’t been willing to do is answer real, in-depth questions.

In the aftermath of the Senate and House passing President Donald Trump’s “One Big, Beautiful Bill” into law, Republicans across the country want to persuade voters that they have delivered. Unfortunately for them, the bill polls terribly and constituents have been eager to confront their elected officials.

Honest dialogue would force these politicians to admit they have both compromised and been compromised. Feel free to reach out and prove me wrong. Read here.

 

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KANSAS SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT and the Fight for Women's Voting Rights in the Sunflower State

SUNDAY, AUGUST 24, 2PM

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WICHITA AREA CHAPTER

How Neighboring Overcomes

Civic Divides

SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 10AM

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Exploring the Clean Energy Future in Kansas and Beyond

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 10AM

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Contact a Chapter Leader near you to learn more. A complete list is available here.

Pentagon Chief Endorses Christian Nationalist Push to Give Voting Rights to Households,

Not Women

Mariel Padilla, Grace Panetta, and Mel Leonor, azmirror.com

Read here.

What KS and Other States are Doing in the Battle Over Congressional Maps

Jesse Bedayn, jcpost.com

Read here.

The Supreme Court May Be About To Deal A Final Blow To The Voting Rights Act

Paul Blumenthal, huffpost.com

Read here.

Trump Says He Will Lead 'Movement' to End Mail-In Voting

Hannah Demissie, abcnewsgo.com

Watch here.

Kansas Lawmakers Use State Budget to

Police Pronouns, Threatening Workers’ Constitutional Rights

Maya Smith, kansasreflector.com

Read here.

Kobach Asks Federal Court to Boot KS Gov. from Lawsuit Over Federal Funding Cuts

Sherman Smith, kansasreflector.com

Read here.

Sen. Marshall Defends Rescission Bill, Cuts to Public Broadcasting, Foreign Aid Programs

Sophia Gernander, msn.com

Read here.

WHAT'S NEW IN #KSLEG?

Stay up-to-date with what your KS Legislators are voting for, or against. Watch here.

A Kansas Supreme Court Appointment – and Process – that Kansans Can Be

Proud Of

Lawton Nuss, kansasreflector.com

Read here.

Kansans Asking Lawmakers to Help Limit Property Tax Increases

Brayden Day, ksnt.com

Read here.

Kansas Begins Massive Transition to More Efficient Gov't Agency on Child Care

Jason Alatidd, cjonline.com

Read here.

Hostility Resurfaces on Kansas Task Force About Using High School Graduation Rate to Measure Success

Tim Carpenter, kansasreflector.com

Read here.

Years of Anti-Gay Rhetoric and Policies Collide with KS GOP’s Desire to Slam Political Enemy

Clay Wirestone, kansasreflector.com

Read here.

Aligning Expectations for 'How Students Perform': Board Adopts New Scoring Scale

Jack Harvel, cjonline.com

Read here.

Transgender Muppet Cartoon Conspiracy? It Plays Well on Talk Radio

Dion Lefler, kansas.com

Read here.

Kansas Universities Must Cram for An Existential Upcoming Exam

Eric Thomas, kansasreflector.com

Read here.

U.S. Education Department Launches Investigation into Kansas Schools’ Gender Identity Policies

Anna Kaminski, kansasreflectorl.com

Read here.

COVID-19 Vaccines for Kids are Mired in Uncertainty Amid Conflicting Federal Guidance

David Higgins, kansasreflector.com

Read here.

Some Kansas Immigrants Will Lose Access to Health Care Because of Trump Policy Changes

Noah Tabordah, kcur.org

Read here.

New Abortion Clinic Wants to Use APRNs to Meet Growing Patient Demand in Kansas

Jason Alatidd, cjonline.com

Read here.

Kansas AG Kris Kobach Wants to Expand Access to Lifesaving Naloxone Kits

Anna Kaminski, kansas.com

Read here.

Kansas Refused USDA Request for SNAP Data. Here's Why — and What Happens Next?

Jason Alatidd, cjonline.com

Read here.

Kansas Boy's Suffering Evolved Thinking on Marijuana. It's Time to Act

J. Basil Dannebohm, cjonline.com

Read here.

New Report Shows Results of Anti-Abortion Funding to Kansas Pregnancy Centers

Jason Alatidd, cjonline.com

Read here.

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Stories of the Earliest Black Suffragists.

Monday, Aug. 25, 6PM

1722 E.17th Terrace, Kansas City, Mo.

Dr. Carmaletta Williams, Exec. Dir. of the Black Archives of Mid-America.

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Women in War Zones

 Wed., Aug. 27, 6PM

Park 39, 300 E 39th St.

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Speakers from Ukraine, Palestine, Iran and a Global Peace Builder. Women in War Zones. Click here. 


“Women at Forefront

of Advancing Equality and Democracy.”

Thurs., Aug. 28, 6PM

Village Presbyterian Church, 6641 Mission Road

Dianna Wynn, President of the League of Women Voters U.S.

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