Friends, Your action is needed TODAY. Even if you have never contacted your elected representative before, we need you to call them. The Kansas House of Representatives failed to pass the Abortion Pill Reversal bill veto override today by ONE vote. This law would simply ensure that women seeking a chemical abortion have access to
Dear Friends, What a wild session it has been. The legislature came back for its final day Wednesday. Sine die is the last day of official legislative business until next year. This session has had its ups and downs like any session. But for me, it crystalized why we do what we do at Kansas
Friends, Your action is needed TODAY. Even if you have never contacted your elected representative before, we need you to call them. The Kansas House of Representatives failed to pass the Abortion Pill Reversal bill veto override today by ONE vote. This law would simply ensure that women seeking a chemical abortion have access to
Friends, Late today, Democrat Governor Laura Kelly vetoed the abortion pill reversal information bill that would ensure that women are given important information before an abortion. The bill passed overwhelmingly in both houses of the legislature, but Kelly, an abortion advocate, does not favor full disclosure of vital women’s health information. The legislation would actually
Late last week, just as the legislature was concluding business before going into their April recess – the abortion pill reversal bill finally came out of the conference committee and was passed by both the House and the Senate. The House passed the committee report, 85-35 even with several key conservative members absent. The
The 2019 Kansas legislative session is well underway, and Kansas Family Voice of Kansas® is working hard to represent your values at the capitol on a host of key issues related to life, religious freedom, education reform and more. There are good things developing, and I’ll have more to report on a variety of bills
Kansas, Welcome to the Era of a Liberal Governor Yesterday morning, in her first official act as governor, Laura Kelly reinstated an executive order that adds unnecessary classifications to government employment policies, dividing Kansans and threatening our most dearly held values. The order goes beyond what was previously in place and what the media is
Dear friends, What now? That’s the question on everyone’s mind as the legislative session looms. With a new governor and several new representatives in the State House things are certainly going to be different. Governor Kelly has made her agenda clear. Despite some promising rhetoric about working across the aisle the governor-elect has laid out
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