Kansas AG Kris Kobach Officially Announces Reelection Bid

TKC might not agree with him on much accept the reality that crime has dropped dramatically under his watch. 

In the meantime, here's the note that deserves a look for those who haven't seen it already . . .  

KOBACH ANNOUNCES 2026 CAMPAIGN FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL 

WICHITA - (Sept. 3, 2025) - Before dozens of supporters in Wichita, Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach today announced he intends to seek re-election. 

"Today, I am launching my re-election campaign. Three years ago, you elected me to fight against Biden's unlawful policies in court. Kansas led the charge, and we won. Now I am asking for your support to continue the battle against the lawless radical left. Kansans need an attorney general who will stand up and fight for the rule of law. I am asking for your support so that I can continue to fight for all Kansans," Kobach said.

During his first term in office, Kobach has prioritized law and order, creating the KBI's Joint Fentanyl Impact Team to combat fentanyl, making organized retail crime a felony, and prosecuting to the fullest extent of the law those who violate the law. Under his leadership, Kansas's crime rate now sits at a 20-year low.

He promised to fight Biden's unlawful federal overreach. He led a dozen lawsuits to prevent some of Biden's worst plans from becoming policy or law, including stopping Biden proposals to force schools to allow boys into girls' locker rooms, halting a Biden plan to list the Lesser Prairie Chicken as an endangered species and saving farmers and ranchers from burdensome regulations, and blocking a Biden attempt to give Obamacare, or taxpayer-funded healthcare, to illegal aliens.

A fierce defender of Kansans constitutional rights, he eliminated the state fees for conceal carry licenses, because no Kansan should have to pay to exercise their constitutional rights. To protect consumers, he filed a lawsuit against Pfizer for misleading marketing on its COVID vaccine, sued an adult website to ensure that Kansas's age verification laws are followed, and is suing social media companies to help keep kids safe from online predators and scammers.
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