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2025 Kansas Legislative Session wraps up early with passing of lawmaker constructed budget

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Emporia State University political science professor Michael Smith believes Republican leadership was able to keep its voting members in line by having them move fast through the bills put on their desks.
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2025 Kansas Legislative Session wraps up early with passing of lawmaker constructed budget

Emporia State University political science professor Michael Smith believes Republican leadership was able to keep its voting members in line by having them move fast through the bills put on their desks.

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