Joe Aistrup was asked to talk about government, politics and the Kansas economy at KU Thursday.
“All I would have to do to alienate everyone in the room would be to add religion to that list,” he said.
Aistrup is professor of political science at Kansas State University. He was the lead speaker at the 37th annual Kansas Economic Policy Conference at the University of Kansas on Wednesday.
“First, the good news. Commodity prices are strong, the crop insurance program works well and the oil and gas industries have been profitable…
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