Another potential KANSAS connection

The Kansas Legislature currently has two bills (house and senate) in process that are aimed at exempting "Gold, and silver coins; and palladium, platinum, gold or silver bullion" from state sales and compensating use tax.

KANSAS HB2421

bill: legiscan.com/KS/bill/HB2421/2017

article: blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2018/03/kansas-committee-passes-bill-to-help-encourage-the-use-of-gold-and-silver-as-money/

KANSAS SB437

bill: legiscan.com/KS/bill/SB437/2017

article: blog.tenthamendmentcenter.com/2018/03/kansas-committee-approves-measure-to-help-encourage-the-use-of-gold-and-silver-as-money/

FTA:

TOPEKA, Kan. (March 18, 2018) – Last week, a Kansas Senate committee passed a bill that would exempt gold and silver bullion, and other precious metals, from sales tax, encouraging their use and taking the first step toward breaking the Federal Reserve’s monopoly on money.

Is Kansas the first battleground of the war to end the Fed?

Kansas is the frontline in the battle to stop voter fraud.

pbs.org/newshour/politics/kansas-voting-rights-trial-has-national-implications

"The case headed to trial starting Tuesday has national implications for voting rights as Republicans pursue laws they say are aimed at preventing voter fraud but that critics contend disenfranchise minorities and college students who tend to vote Democratic and who may not have such documentation readily available. Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, who is running for governor and was part of Trump’s now-disbanded commission on voter fraud , has long championed such laws and is defending a Kansas requirement that people present documentary proof of citizenship — such as a birth certificate, naturalization papers or a passport — when they register to vote."