The Kansas Legislature has overridden the governor’s veto to pass the Women’s Bill of Rights (SB 180), the first law in the country that defines gender in state law as a person’s biological sex at birth.
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Teacher Who Refused to Use Preferred Pronouns Wins HUGE Settlement In Court
A Kansas middle school teacher won a massive settlement against her former employer in a case surrounding preferred pronoun use and amidst a larger cultural battle in which radical gender theory continues to creep into modern life.
We’ve Got Another Case of Thumb Drives Flipping Votes in an Election
Just ask anybody responsible for ensuring faith in our elections, and they’ll tell you those electronic ballot counting contraptions are the bomb diggity. They are friggin bullet-proof Boy Scouts, doing their best to do their duty, to whoever programs them, before God and their country.
Those Fighting for Health Care Rights in Every State Need to Take a Look at What Kansas Is Doing.
Kansas has a Democrat governor who, last November, signed a law that would fine any business in the state $50,000.00 for refusing almost any vaccine exemption. This was groundbreaking at the time, and Kansas is back to do its residents another solid.
If Public Schools Are Better They Shouldn’t Be Afraid of Competition
SHOT: Kansas Teacher Unions hate curriculum transparency for Parents (e.g., prevent Parents from being able to access ALL of the materials we use to teach their kids).
Dem Gov Signs Kansas Law Fining Businesses up to 50K for Refusing Almost Any Vaccine Exemption Request
Note to so-called Republican governors like Chris Sununu. Kansas Governor Laura Kelly, a Democrat, just signed a bipartisan bill that protects its citizens from private vaccine mandates by companies that deliberately ignore exemption requests from their employees.
Dem Governor Runs Away from Biden on OSHA Vax Mandate
Twenty-five states sued the Federal government when OSHA released its unconstitutional private business vax mandate. Kansas was not one of them. But its Democrat governor has stepped into the light in opposition and the timing is certainly suspect.
I Do Not Want a Level 4 Bio-Weapons Lab in My State
Dear Attorney (AG, Governor, State Senators, House reps, US Senators); with all the issues today with our food and paper products having sporadic availability, I think it is important to address the National Bio and Agro-defense Facility (NBAF) level 4 lab being built in Manhattan, KS.
Citizenship is no Longer Required for Voting
The Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) gave its concurrence that citizenship is no longer required for voting. Monday SCOTUS declined to hear a case (No. 20-109 Schwab v. Fish) on a Kansas voting law. The law requires residents to provide proof of citizenship when registering to vote. This was despite 18 red states … Read more
BOOM! NINE MORE STATES Join Texas Lawsuit Against PA, MI, WI and GA For Unlawful General Election!
Earlier today, I posted an article regarding the lawsuit Texas filed on Monday evening against PA, GA, MI and WI for their unconstitutional election processes. At the time of the posting, 8 states had joined the lawsuit; Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Missouri, Louisiana, Mississippi, South Carolina and South Dakota. As of now, NINE MORE STATES have … Read more
Bloody Kansas Redux
The State of Kansas has an election law requiring documentary proof of citizenship (“DPOC”) for voter registration. Why is this issue important to us in New Hampshire? NH law, RSA 654:1, makes being a citizen of the US one of the essential qualifications for registration to vote. This past Wednesday, April 29, the federal Court … Read more
Louisiana Follows Kansas On Federal Gun Law Nullification
Last month Kansas–those radical flatlanders–passed a bill that nullified a wide range of federal gun laws for weapons manufactured and sold within the state’s borders. Holder and the gun ninnies were naturally put off by this. (Feds no like when u nullify their unconstitutional power grabs.)
The Missouri House has also passed legislation to send a message to its governor that “…rejects all federal acts that infringe on a Missouri citizens’ rights under the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution.”
The message sent throughout the building was anger towards Governor Jay Nixon and the Department of Revenue. They’re angry because their conceal carry information was sent to the federal government twice. Many tell ABC 17 News being a conceal carry holder for several years, this was an invasion of their privacy.
And now the Louisiana House has passed its own bill, similar to that in Kansas.
House Bill 45 (HB45) would exempt firearms manufactured and remaining in the state of Louisiana from federal law, federal taxation or federal regulation, including registration. It passed by a vote of 75-20.
The legislation, sponsored by Rep. Joseph Lopinto, finds its foundation in a proper understanding of the commerce clause.