Clay Wirestone is an opinion editor for the Kansas Reflector, with a focus on local issues in Kansas and Kansas City. With a diverse background in journalism, Clay brings a unique perspective to his writing, covering topics ranging from politics and public policy to personal reflections on life and society.
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By: Clay Wirestone
Political junkies have laser focused on the presential race. Local superfans of democracy might want to widen their focus
By: Clay Wirestone
With two weeks and one day to go until the 2024 general election, political junkies have laser focused on the presidential race.
By: Clay Wirestone
Clay Wirestone Anti-abortion Kansans hold signs during the Jan. 24, 2024, annual March for Life. (Rachel Mipro/Kansas Reflector)
Four Kansas Republicans have put as much distance as feasible between their anti-abortion histories and their campaigns for re-election.
By: Clay Wirestone
As of Sunday, the private Facebook group Kansas Women for Kamala Harris boasts 32,126 members, truly an epic number.
By: Clay Wirestone
Clay Wirestone Vice President Kamala Harris is introduced by International President Dr.
By: Clay Wirestone
Mike Hartung has big feelings about the 2024 presidential election, but his paintings in the current exhibit show state political figures.
By: Clay Wirestone
Painter Mike Hartung chats about his works at the "October Surprise" exhibit Oct. 25, 2024, at the Smoky Valley Arts and Folklife Center in Lindsborg. (Clay Wirestone/Kansas Reflector),
By: Clay Wirestone
Let's step back from excited progressive reactions and actually talk about the poll, what it means and whether Harris has a shot in Kansas.
By: Clay Wirestone
You want to talk about that new poll showing Kansas as a potential swing state? OK, let’s talk about that new poll showing Kansas as a potential swing state.The annual Kansas Speaks survey from the Docking Institute at Fort Hays State University showed Democratic presidential candidate Kamala H...
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