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9/1/2026

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9/1/2026

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Why electing justices is right for Kansas

7/8/2026

Kansas Supreme Court Justices, seated from left, Justice Dan Biles; Chief Justice Eric Rosen; Justice Caleb Stegall. Standing from left, Justice Melissa Taylor Standridge; Justice K.J. Wall; Justice Larkin Walsh/Kansas Judicial Center photo On August...

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The Case for Partisan Judicial Elections in Kansas

6/9/2026

Out on the campaign trail as I run for state representative in the 17th district, I often hear people describe the idea of electing our supreme court justices in partisan elections as unseemly – or similar terms implying it’s improper, distasteful, or...

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Kansas Supreme Court selection is already political. Give voters a voice

6/2/2026

I disagree with the sentiment that the way we pick Kansas Supreme Court justices is somehow above reproach and free from political taint and influence. I hate to break the news to those that share this sentiment, but the process is rife with politics...

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Reflecting on history

6/1/2026

As America approaches its 250th year, I recently had the opportunity to visit Lexington and Concord, where the first shots of the American Revolution were fired 251 years ago. Standing on Lexington Green, I reflected on how uncertain that moment must...

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Experience is Not the Enemy, It’s How Kansas Gets Results

6/1/2026

The phrase “career politician” is an easy applause line. It sounds anti-establishment and even well meaning. But in Kansas, it is more slogan than substance. Kansas is not Washington, D.C. Our State legislators represent a citizen legislature who are...

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Investing in Kansas’ Public Safety Doesn’t Cost, It Pays Us Back

2/12/2026

Public safety is one of the most fundamental responsibilities of government. Kansans expect — and deserve — that when they call for help, the men and women responding can communicate clearly, reliably and without interruption. That expectation is not...

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