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Nobody wins in effort to gerrymander representation in Kansas Use independent, nonpartisan redistricting panel

Nobody wins in effort to gerrymander representation in Kansas. Use independent, nonpartisan redistricting panel. By The Editorial Advisory Board © Evert Nelson/The Capital-Journal American and Kansas flags blow in the wind early Wednesday morning across from the Kansas Statehouse. Get ready, folks. Redistricting is coming for Kansas. The state House of Representatives has formed a committee that will draw new legislative maps next session. As a wise man once said, hoo boy. When Kansas went through the process last time, it was a brutal and ugly fight. No consensus was reached, and the courts had to step in to draw the maps.

Kansas Republicans eye new map, easy primary as path to victory against Sharice Davids in 2022

Kansas Republicans eye new map, easy primary as path to victory against Sharice Davids in 2022 Katie Bernard and Bryan Lowry, The Kansas City Star May 3 TOPEKA Dozens of Republican activists huddled in a crowded conference room in Manhattan last month to plot the ouster of Kansas Democratic Rep. Sharice Davids, whose hold on the 3rd Congressional District prevents a GOP monopoly in the state s federal delegation. One strategy: Unite behind a candidate early to avoid a costly primary fight and count on the GOP-controlled Legislature to draw new district lines more favorable to Republicans. New lines will be essential if the party rallies around a candidate who lost to Davids by 10 points just six months ago, former Cerner executive Amanda Adkins.

Kansas Republicans eye new map, easy primary as path to victory against Davids in 2022

Kansas Republicans eye new map, easy primary as path to victory against Davids in 2022 Katie Bernard and Bryan Lowry, The Kansas City Star May 3 TOPEKA Dozens of Republican activists huddled in a crowded conference room in Manhattan last month to plot the ouster of Kansas Democratic Rep. Sharice Davids, whose hold on the 3rd Congressional District prevents a GOP monopoly in the state s federal delegation. One strategy: Unite behind a candidate early to avoid a costly primary fight and count on the GOP-controlled Legislature to draw new district lines more favorable to Republicans. New lines will be essential if the party rallies around a candidate who lost to Davids by 10 points just six months ago, former Cerner executive Amanda Adkins.

Kansas attorney general launches campaign for governor | News, Sports, Jobs - Lawrence Journal-World: news, information, headlines and events in Lawrence, Kansas

John Hanna, Associated Press photo by: John Hanna/Associated Press Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt, pictured at a news conference on Feb. 23, 2021, at the Statehouse, is throwing his hat into the governor s race. Behind him are Senate President Ty Masterson, left, R-Andover, and House Speaker Ron Ryckman Jr., right, R-Olathe. Updated at 11:26 a.m. Tuesday TOPEKA Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt launched his campaign for governor on Tuesday after weeks of heightened visibility for the three-term Republican amid the GOP-controlled Legislature’s debates over Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic. Schmidt, 53, is the first major Republican to formally enter the race against Kelly in 2022, though former GOP Gov. Jeff Colyer on Friday signaled plans to run by naming a granddaughter of President Dwight Eisenhower as the treasurer for “our campaign.”

One year into the pandemic, U S bishops call for global solidarity

If the answer is “not reading this article,” you might want to keep going. If you’re reading this article because you’re distracting yourself from something that needs to be done, you might be struggling with something called acedia. On March 2, just before the coronavirus pandemic caused  shutdowns around the world, Fr. Harrison Ayre, a priest in the Diocese of Victoria, British Columbia, started tweeting about his experience with the vice of acedia. Acedia (pronounced ‘uh-see-dee-uh’ in English) comes from the Greek word akēdeia, meaning “lack of care.” It is closely akin to the sin of “sloth”, but it is more complex than mere laziness or boredom.

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