Tomorrow, we celebrate our nation’s 249th birthday! This is the day that our nation declared its independence from England, stating that our rights don’t come from a king but from God. This idea of self-governance under our Creator is a revolutionary idea. It is why it is so uniquely crucial that American citizens be guided
The 2025 Session has officially wrapped up. It’s important to look back at all God has done this session. Our biggest win this Session was overriding the Governor’s veto and Help Not Harm immediately becoming law! Finally, after three years we were able override Governor Kelly’s veto of Help Not Harm. Legislator after legislator that
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 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.
On July 1st, over 10 pro-family policies became law. We now protect babies born from failed abortions, we actually know what a woman is in Kansas, and girls in Kansas can grow up knowing their athletic opportunities will be protected, just to name a few things. This is huge. However, the radical Left is
On the first day of veto session, the House and Senate took on over a dozen of Governor Kelly’s vetoes. Most have only been through one chamber at this point, but in exciting news, both Chambers overrode the veto of the Born Alive Infant Protection Act! It now becomes law! You can see how your
At 10:18 Friday night the last chamber of the legislature adjourned sine die. Both chambers quickly passed the budget which they are constitutionally mandated to pass before they go home every year. This means unless Gov. Kelly vetoes the budget, and we are called into a special session, the 2023 legislative session is done! And
Together we’ve been pushing back against a statewide sexual orientation and gender identity law (SOGI) for roughly a decade in Kansas. And together we’ve defeated these efforts time and time again. But last week, quietly, the Human Rights Commission reinterpreted our Kansas law under the guise of an improperly applied Supreme Court ruling to do
This week the majority of the Supreme Court issued a narrow ruling on employment discrimination. In Bostock v. Clayton County, a majority of the Supreme Court took action to re-write the country’s nondiscrimination law, effectively including transgender status in the scope of “sex discrimination”. The Court’s overreach caused Justice Samuel Alito to remark, “[a] more
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