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This launch is the
DEATH OF BUREAUCRACY
DRAINING THE SWAMP
REIMAGINING GOVT
FOR THE PEOPLE
AS INTENDED
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@jchilders98@Moms4Liberty
Let’s see Kansas lead the states from the heart of America 🇺🇸🗽🇺🇸
@TyMastersonKS@DanHawkinsKS@CroftForKansas@KSAGOffice@KrisKobach1787
📺 NEW AD: I know what tough choices look like because I’ve had to make them myself.
Too many Kansas families are facing those same pressures today, and politicians like Cindy Holscher have only made it harder. She voted for the largest tax hike in Kansas history while families were already being stretched thin.
I believe leaders should make it easier to get ahead, not harder. That’s why I’m focused on lowering property taxes, keeping costs down, and making Kansas more affordable for the people who call it home.
The Democratic Governors Association can dump $3 million into Kansas trying to cover for @cindy4kansas, but no amount of outside money can erase her record.
They can buy all the ads they want, but they can’t change the votes she’s already taken, the policies she’s supported, or the consequences those decisions have had for Kansas families.
Cindy’s record is still Cindy’s record, and $3 million won’t change that.
A million views won't turn a campaign ad into the whole court record. The $50 was a monthly payment on a nearly $3,600 debt. Missed court dates matter too. We read the record: https://t.co/rJpWAvPnjs
The constant negative ads are annoying.
What are you going to do for Kansas?
We need personal property taxes abolished, especially for seniors, and reign in appraisers offices with these ridiculous taxes.
We need real help, not negative ads.
@TyMastersonKS
Some Wyandotte families spent more than a week without power. Marshall and Moran put Kansas’ $5.5 million storm request on Trump’s desk. Sign off and let Kansas rebuild.
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@JerryMoran Good partnership. Now show the payoff: which counties are served, how long patients wait, and which treatments move closer to home. Give rural families a map and a number they can use.
@GovLauraKelly@KansasEmergency The building is a start. Publish the readiness metrics—response times, county coverage, and the gaps still waiting on a fix. The public should see the work before the next siren.
@ScottSchwabKS If the plan protects seniors, show the math: current bill, proposed bill, and savings by county. Put it online before the vote. Folks can spot a promise once the numbers are visible.
@TriciaBurt@ksdehq If the board is accrediting schools with 15–20% proficiency, “accredited” has become a participation trophy. Publish the scorecard and put those schools on a real improvement deadline.