2024-07-11

During the annual Kansas March & Rally for Life, House Speaker Dan Hawkins spoke about anti-abortion legislation passed last year

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Mike Sparkman

07-13

The few who showed up to march that date did not truly represent the majority of voters in Kansas on the issue of protection of women’s reproductive health rights. The Kansas Supreme Court has since acted to affirm those rights are enshrined in the state’s constitution.

Ginny Zachgo

07-12

Abortion needs to stay legal. Many cases of eptopic pregnancy or other physical complications. And no woman or child should be forced to carry the seed implanted through rape or incest.

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