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Map PinSalina, KS

Sign the bill

It's time to sign the tax bill, governor!

Map PinSalina, KS

Warrantless wiretaps

Shame on you for allowing unconditional warrantless wiretaps!

Map PinWamego, KS

If you have not done so already, please sign Senate Bill 458 into law. It will provide much needed relief to citizens who have unjustly had property seized for no lawful reason. The legislature supported it with zero opposition. When was the last time that occurred? With this accomplished, I will be

Map PinWamego, KS

ENOUGH ALREADY!!! I can no longer even PRETEND to wish to conduct polite discourse on these issues. GET OUT OF MY GENITALS! GET OUT OF MY CHILD'S GENITALS! Politicians have NO business getting between Doctors and Patients, medaling with healthcare options and decisions that are rightfully PRIVATE.

Verified VoterWichita, KS

Request to Veto Bills Threatening Reproductive Rights in Kansas

The recent allocation of $2 million to the Pregnancy Compassion Awareness Program, along with the approval of measures potentially leading to the recognition of "fetal personhood," raises concerns about the direction of reproductive rights in Kansas. These actions, coupled with the criminalization o

Map PinShawnee, KS

Support Parental Leave

Please support legislation and plans to provide Parental Leave to Americans. Americans deserve it. Families need it. This is a win for everyone and something long past due. Please make Parental Leave a priority and show your support for American families.

Map PinShawnee, KS

Insurrection Act

I am among a growing number of Americans who are concerned about the possibility of a president abusing the Insurrection Act to put the U.S. military in our streets for political purposes. Such a move would not be reviewable by the courts and is currently subject to few restraints. As experts like J

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