Cindy Holscher

He either doesn’t want to do this or doesn’t know how.

My focus is not going to be on culture wars because people don’t want to stay in a state or come to a state where there’s so much divisiveness.

What I think about is the fact that you’ve got to make sure that people, young people, are able to meet those economic milestones, things like being able to buy a house, to start a family, buy that new car.

Extremists keep looking for new ways to ban abortion, but Kansans have been loud and clear. Kansans don’t want politicians taking away our constitutional rights.

As governor she has moved our state forward while blocking a host of disastrous policies put forward by extremist Ty Masterson.

For decades, Laura Kelly has tirelessly served the people of our state, and I’m grateful and honored that she has endorsed our campaign.

Our state cannot afford another extremist like Ty Masterson.

This victory belongs to everyone in our people-powered movement.

That’s an absolutely ridiculous accusation.

It’s a last-minute attempt by insiders, the establishment, to try to prop up their candidate.

What I won’t do, though, is I won’t be pushing and supporting programs and policies that sell us out to corporations or billionaires.

We’re in a crisis and people are feeling like the system is rigged.

We should allow adults who choose to buy cannabis to do it in Kansas, and use it safely and responsibly. Legal cannabis is common sense, and it’s time to make it happen.

Most Kansas voters think marijuana should be legal in our state, but because it isn’t, Kansans buy it out of state, and we miss out on the opportunity to raise more money for schools and public services. It’s time for that to change.

This year, they were done differently. Normally, there is a process. Normally, there is an interview paperwork process. Wasn’t this year. I think people should be curious about that.

I know about working to make ends meet in that struggle. I come from a union family. I’m a union member myself. Come from a military family.

Democrats don’t like (the) establishment weighing in on elections. I think the biggest thing I have heard from people across the state is that primaries are for people, not politicians, to make decisions.

Democrats think differently. Democrats don’t like (the) establishment weighing in on elections. I think the biggest thing I have heard from people across the state is that primaries are for people, not politicians, to make decisions.

Too many politicians in Topeka and Washington are working to stack the deck against working-class Kansans. We need a governor who will fight for us.