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Archive of Kansas on Wednesday October 28, 2009
KS: Group seeks state amendment on health care
In a pre-emptive strike on national health care, conservative state lawmakers and representatives of the "tea party" movement on Tuesday proposed changing the state Constitution to exempt Kansas from federal health insurance mandates. (Also see: CA: Schwarzenegger airs Medicaid cost concerns, but still backs action ) Read More
KS: State Republican lawmakers propose 'Healthcare Freedom Amendment'
Several Republican state lawmakers toured Kansas on Tuesday pushing for a proposed state constitutional amendment that would prohibit requiring Kansans to buy health insurance under a government plan. Read More
KS: Press group seeks review of an open meetings opinion
The Kansas Press Association on Tuesday asked Johnson County District Attorney Steve Howe to review an opinion he issued this summer on a potential violation of the state's open meetings law. Read More
KS: Kansas lawmaker posts 'RedNeck Rap' sequel online
A Kansas legislator has posted a YouTube sequel to his "RedNeck Rap" video criticizing President Barack Obama. Read More |
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