Micah Kubic

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94 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 20 Jul

Micah Kubic’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Like people learned how to make fire a long time ago.
This is the next most important thing because it touches on absolutely every issue that we face.
It is not contained to this granular kind of boring issue about the best way of selecting state Supreme Court justices.
Yes, so there absolutely is an attempt to make sure that the turnout is lower than it should be.
Our legislature has been hard at work at trying to do that for the last several years.
To one of Emily's points, the immediate response from our legislature in 22 and 23 after we won
on the constitutional amendment was to try and shrink the size of the electorate to pass new voter restriction laws because they said in a choice between us and the voters, we think we know best.
The voters shouldn't have a say.
Let's try and shrink the electorate so something like this doesn't happen again.
That is part and parcel of what we have been enduring the last couple of years.
And so our coalition is a coalition called Kansas United for Impartial Courts.
We have been working day in, day out to make sure that Kansans know the facts, that Kansans know the stakes, that Kansans know their rights, and that Kansans vote no on August 4th as a result.
We have built a professional campaign that is using all of the tools that exist today.
in order to communicate directly to voters.
Many of us were involved in the campaign together in 2022.
We got the band back together.
It plays good hits, so we figured we should try again.
And so we are working together as a team to make sure that Kansans know what this is about.
A lot of that is making sure that Kansans know that our courts are in fact fair and impartial today.
and that voters already get a say, and that the shift here is that it would allow judges to become politicians bought and paid for by billionaires.
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