They say time flies when you’re having fun. I’m not sure if everyone would consider the legislative session “fun” but time is sure flying. It’s hard to believe there is only one more full week of the 2025 Legislative Session. This week concluded the last regular week of work before conference committees meet next
It’s a new year and with a new year comes a new legislative session in Kansas and a fresh agenda for KFV. For those of you new to the process, most state legislators are part time legislatures, meaning they meet for set number of days for less than half the year. Originally the federal legislature
We are just over two weeks out from the General Election. Early voting has begun in locations across the state. Depending on where you live, you are probably getting text messages, mailers, social media ads, and other attempts to sway your vote. We keep getting reports about outright lies being told by the left
A professor at the University of Kansas was caught saying that men don’t want to vote for Kamala “because they don’t think females are smart enough to be president… we can line all those guys up and shoot them. They clearly don’t understand the way the world works.” KU has said that the professor has
We will start with the good news. I know many people are enjoying the long weekend! But I wanted to interrupt for just a moment. As we celebrate the nation the Lord has given us, there are a couple things that you should know about. The Good News First, an important ruling
In two big developments today, President Biden released his rule which essentially erases women from Title IX, and Gov. Kelly vetoed the Culture of Life Tax Credit bill. The Culture of Life Tax Credit Act (H.B. 2465) contains some key provisions to tangibly help moms while pregnant and families who are seeking to adopt.
We’re closing in on the final weeks of the legislative session and things are definitely heating up. The big news this week was that we celebrated Detransitioner Awareness Day by passing Help Not Harm (S.B. 233) out of the House with a veto proof majority. It now heads to a conference committee for a few
It’s a snowy and frigid week in the Sunflower State. The Chiefs are in the playoffs. And, of course, the 2024 Legislative season is off to a roaring start. We started the session this year by taking up a resolution in support of Israel and condemning Hamas for its actions on October 7th. It passed
Good morning, Today is the first day of the 2024 Kansas Legislative Session and I have an urgent ask for you. This afternoon both chambers of the legislature will be voting on a resolution in defense of Israel’s right and duty to defend itself following the horrific attacks carried out by Hamas on October 7,
It’s a weird time in American politics. In some ways unprecedented. In other ways, there is nothing new under the sun. It seems like everywhere we look our leaders are not living up to their calling to lead well publicly or privately. Their policies seem driven more by polls than by principle. Their family lives
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