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“America faces an energy crisis perpetuated by Joe Biden. We need real leadership and a plan that will consistently provide enough supply at a lower price point.”

– Amanda Adkins

Energy Security and a Healthy Environment

Under the auspices of limiting America’s climate impact, the Biden Administration has stressed the U.S. economy by forcing an energy transition that is costly to American families and businesses, while actually doing very little to protect the environment. As Americans continue to struggle with the rising costs of goods and services, and record-high energy prices, we must pursue policies that increase U.S. energy supply, encourage innovation – including clean energy options – and contribute to American security.

It is possible to pursue policies that decrease energy prices, increase U.S. energy security and promote a healthy environment, which is why I support: 

  1. Increasing domestic supply of energy. Near-term needs include easing regulatory requirements and encouragin

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He won’t just join the fight, as Kansas Attorney General, he will help lead it. Kris Kobach is the best choice in the race for Kansas Attorney General.”
– U.S. Senator Ted Cruz

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TOPEKA, KANSAS — Kris Kobach officially filed to run for Kansas Attorney General today.

“On a host of issues from vaccine mandates to attempts to restrict our Second Amendment rights, the Biden administration and its allies in Congress have disregarded the constitutional limits on federal power. The most important officer who can fight back against such unconstitutional actions is a state attorney general,” Kobach said.

The former Kansas Secretary of State announced a Five Point Plan for the Kansas Attorney General’s Office. The plan outlines his commitment to Kansans and the experience he will bring to the AG’s office to help accomplish the plan’s initiatives.

Kobach will prosecute voter fraud as the next attorney general, according to the five-point plan.

“As Kansas Secretary of State, I drafted the 2011 law t