Health Freedom in the Limelight
Shared with permission by KSHF The views and opinions expressed in this blog post do not necessarily reflect the views and opinions of Children’s Health Defense. By Lindsey Berning October 21, 2024 Have you noticed the shift that has taken place in our country over the last few years? Of course there was Covid, but… Read more
Constitutional Amendment HAVA
Integrity Intercept: Eyes on the Truth – Intercept #13 October 20, 2024 DID HAVA (HELP AMERICA VOTE ACT) STOP THE UNWANTED LITIGATION BROUGHT ON BY BUSH v. GORE? OR DID IT SPEED UP AN ELECTION DEMISE? The very moment you thought you were an anonymous silent partner – someone starts messing with your work, and you must come out… Read more
You and I Pay OUR Full Property Taxes, Why Doesn’t Cnano?
October 15, 2024 Where to begin? Well, let’s start with a question: How happy would you be if your property tax bill was 30 cents a square foot? For a 2,000 square foot home, that would be $600 a year. Can you imagine for a 2,000 square foot home, $600.00 TOTAL ANNUAL PROPERTY TAXES? Next question:… Read more
Ask Me No Questions, I’ll Tell You No Lies
This does not reflect the majority viewpoint of the JoCo BOCC October 14, 2024 Well, Chairman of the BOCC, Mike Kelly, seems to never disappoint in the crushing of a certain commissioner’s opinion or question in our weekly business meetings and agenda review. In the October 10th Agenda Review yours truly asked our chief legal counsel to opine as… Read more
Go Royals and CHIEFS!!!!
This does not reflect the majority viewpoint of the JoCo BOCC October 10, 2024 Monday night in KC, what a night for sports!!! Team work brought wins to both the Royals and the Chiefs, an unbelievable accomplishment. NOW we need to have the same TEAM spirit as we get close to the final push for votes in the November 5 the election. … Read more
Playing Favorites with Public Funds
A majority of the Johnson County Kansas Board of Commissioners have demonstrated that their last concern is the tax burden on citizens of the county. Their decisions over the last 3-1⁄2 years indicate a predilection for enriching private not-for-profit entities, developers, and new (but not existing) businesses. Read more
