(316) 361-6262 is a Political Robocall
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- Transcript Hello? This is John Axtell with Kansas Campaign for Liberty. Lobbyists for a federal constitutional convention are pressuring your state senator Rick billinger to support a dangerous scheme to sue Kansas in federal court. Their goal is to overturn part of our Kansas constitution so they can ram their resolution SCR 16 seven through the state senate. Press one now to contact Rick Billinger and demand that he reject SCR 16 seven and the scheme to subvert the Kansas constitution in federal court. The Kansas constitution clearly specifies the rules to call for a federal constitutional convention. Proponents behind this resolution have failed many times to meet these requirements. So now they plan to sue Kansas in federal court simply to make it easier to pass their bill. A vote for this scheme is a vote to sue Kansas. If these proponents will brazenly subvert our state constitution, we can't let them get their hands on our US. Constitution. Press one now to contact state senator Billinger and demand that he reject this scheme to sue Kansas and subvert our constitution, or call him at 785-296-7399. Kansas campaign for liberty paid for communication, is solely responsible for its content, is a project of campaign for liberty, an IRS 501 nonprofit organization, and does not endorse, support, or oppose any candidate or public office holder. You may contact us at 316-361-6262.
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