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Letter to the Editor: Rogers Can Bring Positive Change

October 23, 2016 By Kris Rogers

 

Like many Americans, I am growing weary of this election cycle. But for us Kansans, it is important that we stay connected and change the direction our state is going.

I am disappointed and concerned with what a failed “experiment” has done to our state. The poor economic condition and reduced credit rating of our state are not what we are accustomed to. We need to reverse course; we need positive change.

I believe that positive change comes from drastically changing the makeup of our Legislature. That’s why I am encouraging my friends and neighbors to vote for Lynn Rogers for state Senate, District 25.

I worked with Rogers for many years on the Wichita school board and developed a very healthy respect for him. He possesses the Kansas values we need in Topeka. Although fiscally responsible, he also sees the need to invest in our future. That investment would result in improved schools and a renewed focus on actually creating an atmosphere that lures businesses and jobs to our state.

Rogers is an independent thinker and won’t be bullied by party bosses or our governor. He will be a breath of fresh air for us who truly want positive change in our state.

CHIP GRAMKE, WICHITA

 

Published in the Wichita Eagle, October 23, 2016

 

Thanks Chip for your letter of support!

I served beside Chip for six years on USD 259 school board. He continues to be an advocate for public education and has always stressed the importance of stepping up to do all you can for the betterment of our city. Chip is currently CFO of a national Christian ministry.

 

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