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It took me a little while, and I found some good news to start KKHI with on this Tuesday.

I hope you're having a great day. Thank you for joining us as always.

In the great states of Kansas and Texas is where we find the good news to begin this with.

In Kansas, there was a trial that was just concluded about redistricting maps for the elections

coming up in November, which should oust Cherise Davids from District 3, the representative in the Kansas City area for the House of Representatives in Washington, D.C.

And the trial was some form of a lawsuit by Democrats against a supermajority of Republicans in the state of Kansas as they redraw the maps.

Should do this every 10 years.

And of course, the maps are set up to make it

easier for Kansas to get four Republican Congress people instead of three to one. And it looks

like they've accomplished that by splitting big parts of Wyndock County right in half and shipping the

city of Lawrence out west with western Kansas to,

that is a separate district, but to keep them from having such a big impact in the two districts

here closer to Kansas City that are more likely to be toss-up type races.

So the map makes sense.

It doesn't look like there's any reason that

any of this is illegal. It clearly says the legislature has to do this every 10 years,

and the legislature in Kansas is clearly overwhelmingly Republican and has a supermajority.

So it looks legit to me. It's happening in other states across the country, going against

Republicans in some cases. Yet there was a lawsuit brought forward and a trial and they've gone through

this and we'll know, I guess, in the next week or so, whether this is all good. I don't know

how you get it overturned because it's a supermajority and it's veto proof. So we've got good

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