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Marshall, John

Ethics fog (Last of three articles)

The Statehouse may be the public's building but it is the lobbyists' home. Elections can change the membership of the state Senate or House of...

Ethics fog(Second of three articles)

Kansas legislators, especially Republicans, have nursed a long and unsettled feud with the state's ethics commission. Last year, Republicans were incensed that party officials...

Ethics fog (1)(First of three articles)

After several nasty scuffles, a long-heated argument has been settled with changes for the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission, the agency that enforces the state's...

Extreme want… It’s an old story

A bank gets big, then bold. The bank plays fast and loose with money ‒ funds from depositors, borrowers, investors. Fast and loose becomes...

Pay and pensions

Kansas legislators have been busy hacking hundred-million dollar chunks from Gov. Laura Kelly's budget for state services while creating ways to carve out a...

Teachers and schools

On the first day of class in Latin II our teacher, Gladys De Nio, told us how to open the new textbooks: Starting with...

Falling flat

The Legislature is at it again, slogging on about a flat tax ‒ that is, a single rate for Kansas income taxes. (How "flat"...

Sibling wars (3)

At Hutchinson in January the Republican First District Committee censured Sen. Jerry Moran because he voted for spending bill supported by President Biden. (The...

Sibling wars (2)

The Republicans' censure of Jerry Moran and the ascent of state chairman Mike Brown, an election conspiracy promoter, are recent flashpoints in a long...

Sibling wars (1)

Last month in Hutchinson, the Republicans' First District Congressional Committee voted to censure Jerry Moran because he voted for a federal spending bill endorsed...
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