Laura Kelly: “I would also like to thank Congresswoman Sharice Davids for being a strong advocate for Kansas small businesses during…”

It’s important, at this point, to be fighting back bad, and to know that whoever becomes governor will fight back and stand up for Kansas.

It is nothing short of ridiculous that the Legislature is forcing the entire state, every city and town, every school district, every public university to spend taxpayer money on a manufactured problem.

If you really want to do what’s in the best interest of the state, generally a bipartisan approach is the best.

The Healthcare Access for Working Kansans (HAWK) Act protects our rural hospitals, bolsters our health care workforce, and strengthens our economy — all while coming at no cost to Kansans.