Kansas gun law creates split rules for governor mansion
A Kansas editorial notes the July 1 concealed carry expansion complicates rules for state buildings that double as homes. Cedar Crest and university leaders’ residences may switch between public and private status, so gun access depends on occupancy and event use. Signage at Cedar Crest was removed. visitors may need to ask ahead about weapon policies.
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Sam Brownback
Kansas Highway Patrol
Cedar Crest
University of Kansas
Board of Regents
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Topeka
Word corrupt stirs Kansas lawmakers and Kobach clash
A debate erupts over the use of the word corrupt by candidate Kris Kobach and reactions from Kansas legislators led by House Speaker pro tem Scott Schwab. Officials weigh the need for charges versus rhetoric, amid campaign dynamics and governance concerns. The letter urging restraint awaits signatories from legislative leaders as observers weigh the political impact.
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Scott Schwab
Olathe
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Legislative Coordinating Council
Kobach
Statute
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Senate
GOP
Free speech in peaceable protest at Lafayette Square
A Saturday in Lafayette Square in Washington D C features diverse demonstrators including Hispanics seeking living wages bilingual education rights and immigrant amnesty alongside Freepers from freerepublic com. The scene blends anti nuclear bomb activists ninjas and tourists as protesters march toward the White House exercising their First Amendment rights amid organized chaos and peaceful energy.
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