Kansas
1861-2013
TOPEKA - The Great State of Kansas passed away on March 31, 2013, after a long and difficult battle with extremism that became markedly more aggressive in 2010. The struggle left the state so weakened it could no longer fight against the relentless attacks by the fatal disease.Kansas was born on Jan. 29, 1861.The state is preceded in death by fair taxation, good highways, strong education, family farms, a good public parks and wildlife system, open government, neighborliness and belief in helping each other out, freely elected public servants, and political moderation.SNIPThe elections of 2010 and 2012 brought the poisoned pill that would bring about Kansas' untimely end. The first election seated a governor who tossed aside Kansas' storied history and replaced it with a vision of his own design. In 2012, record setting campaign contributions from out-of-state donors financed the defeat of those moderate Republicans who had spent the last of their political careers keeping Kansas alive.One by one, the things Kansas had spent a lifetime building were dismantled, until the state was rendered as empty and uninviting as it had been in those early days when the first settlers eyed its endless expanse.Along the way, the state's defenders - the farmer, the laborer, the property owner and the shop keeper - stood mute and passive, hoping for a day when the state would spark back to life, as it had always done before.They remained silent too long.
The Great State of Kansas passed away on March 31, 2013,
after a long and difficult battle with extremism
I die, Horatio;
The
potent poison quite o'er-crows my spirit:
I
cannot live to hear the news from England;
But
I do prophesy the election lights
On
Fortinbras: he has my dying voice;
So
tell him, with the occurrents, more and less,
Which
have solicited. The rest is silence.
Now cracks a noble heart. Good
night sweet prince:
And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest!
Survivors include Kansas
members of the extremist American Legislative Exchange council - past and present (we don’t know all of them – they hide their
membership to ALEC)
Claude
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Aruand
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Richard
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Bond
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Elaine
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Bowers
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Tom
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Bradley
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Rob
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Bruchman
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Terry
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Bruce
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Steve
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Brunk
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Karin
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Brownlee
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Mike
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Burgess
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Terry
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Calloway
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Richard
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Carlson
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Dave
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Corbin
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Jeff
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Colyer
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Pete
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DeGraaf
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John
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Faber
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Joann
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Flower
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Rocky D
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Fund
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Mario
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Goico
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TerriLois
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Gregory
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John C
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Grange
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Janice
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Hardenberger
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Gary K
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Hayzlett
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Ron
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Hein
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Phil
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Hermanson
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Carl
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Holmes
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Mitch
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Holmes
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Kent
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Glasscock
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Deena
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Gordon-Horst
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Terri Lois
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Gregory
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Amanda
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Grosserode
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Gary
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Haulmark
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Gary K
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Hayzlett
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Steve
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Huebert
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Tim
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Huelskamp
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Lynn
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Jenkins
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Robin
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Jennison
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Dick
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Kelsey
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Daniel J
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Kerschen
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Kenneth R
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King
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Lance Y
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Kinzer
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Marvin
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Kleeb
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Phil
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Kline
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Forrest
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Knox
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Brenda
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Landwehr
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Barbara
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Lawrence
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Janis
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Lee
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Garrett
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Love
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Julie
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Lynn
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Bob
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Marshall
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Peggy
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Mast
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Ty
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Masterson
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Doug
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Mays
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Joe
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McLeland
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Kelly
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Meigs
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Ray
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Merrick
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Jerry
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Moran
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Susan
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Mosier
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Don
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Myers
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Melvin
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Neufeld
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Lana
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Oleen
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Mike
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O'Neal
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Ralph
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Ostmeyer
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Peggy
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Palmer
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Joe
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Patton
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Mike
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Petersen
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Mary
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Pilcher-Cook
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Joann
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Pottorff
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Larry
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Powell
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Hon. Tony
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Powell
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William
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Prescott
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Dennis
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Pyle
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Pat
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Ranson
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Marc
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Rhoades
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John James
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Rubin
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Ronald
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Ryckman
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Don
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Sallee
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Don
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Schroeder
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Scott
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Schwab
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Sharon
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Schwartz
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Joe
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Seiwert
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Tim
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Shallenburger
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Sheryl
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Spalding
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Chris
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Steineger
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Gene
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Suellentrop
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Dale
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Swenson
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Todd
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Tiahrt
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Ben
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Vidricksen
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Susan
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Wagle
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Jason
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Watkins
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Bill
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Wisdom
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Kevin
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Yoder
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It is time you did!!!
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