Aaron Estabrook 🇺🇸

Proud of my cousin Wesley doing big things for @KStateFB with @DScottFritchen!

Kansan and U.S. Army Veteran, Corey Schramm, testified about the positive impact Veteran Treatment Courts can have on the lives of justice-involved veterans once their time in uniform comesto an end. Thank you, Corey, for your service to our nation and sharing your story with us.

Reviving fusion voting would be a small step back to a 19th-century American innovation—one that let people organize as broadly as they wanted and bring that full coalition power into real elections. @UnitedKansas @russellafox9

The decision to waive oil sanctions on Russia & Iran freed up millions of barrels of Russian & Iranian oil, enriching two of our adversaries & further funding their aggression against the U.S., Ukraine and our partners in the Middle East. Now that the waiver on the Russian oil sanctions has expired, it should not be extended. There is little evidence that the waiver produced any significant relief to American consumers during the month it was in effect. However, the waiver has generated billions in revenue for Moscow, sustaining Vladimir Putin's war against Ukraine & efforts to undermine the U.S. around the world. Russia is actively working with Iran, providing support that endangers our troops in the region. Iran continues to reap significant revenue due to its current waiver, providing financial relief to an adversary we are actively fighting. Any additional waivers for Russia or Iran would be against our national interests.

Jobe poised to lead Manhattan Virtual Academy 1350kman.com/2026/04/jobe-p…

We sent them to war. Housing them when they come home isn’t optional. We know how to end veteran homelessness—HUD-VASH and Housing First work. Walking away from them isn’t reform, it’s failure. I wrote about what’s at stake ⬇️ usnews.com/opinion/articl… #ksleg #veterans #housing

Fusion voting peaked in Kansas in the 1890s, when Populists and Democrats united to sweep the state—winning the executive branch, electoral votes, courts, and seats in Congress. A rare moment where a minor party coalition reshaped power. @UnitedKansas

Idaho cut wraparound services for people with schizophrenia. In the weeks after the service was discontinued, there was a preventable death among the program's former clients. And another. And another. And another. nytimes.com/2026/04/07/hea…

🚨MIT researchers have mathematically proven that ChatGPT’s built-in sycophancy creates a phenomenon they call “delusional spiraling.” You ask it something, it agrees. You ask again, and it agrees even harder until you end up believing things that are flat-out false and you can’t tell it’s happening. The model is literally trained on human feedback that rewards agreement. Real-world fallout includes one man who spent 300 hours convinced he invented a world-changing math formula, and a UCSF psychiatrist who hospitalized 12 patients for chatbot-linked psychosis in a single year. Source: @heynavtoor

@SecretaryTurner You are creating homeless veterans by ending the housing first approach.

Promise made. Promise kept.

🚨🚨🚨2024 Presidential Election Results have an updated look! The statistics are displayed and organized by specific regions and demographics. Click sos.ks.gov/elections/elec… to view the results. #ksleg #kselections

Fusion voting—still used in states like New York—shows parties can play a productive role beyond just being “spoilers.” It lets them build coalitions, signal values, and influence outcomes without splitting the vote. @andycraig @raineycenter

In a fusion-legal system, minor parties stay both independent and relevant — and hundreds of legislators have won office with support from voters across more than one party line. That’s coalition politics in action. @DanCantor_

@keithesau @fusionvoting @UnitedKansas Ranked choice Voting may have been widely panned… Fusion Voting has not been remotely discussed in KsLeg…it is however working its way through the judicial system.

@fusionvoting @EstabrookAaron @UnitedKansas This only makes sense if you reinstate party tickets like Kansas had if the early 1900s, and no one wants that. There was a proposal in 2015, but it was widely panned.

Let’s talk fusion voting: it allows a candidate to appear on the ballot under multiple parties. 🗳️ @EstabrookAaron @UnitedKansas We’re taking the fight to the Kansas Supreme Court to bring it back—and give voters more real choices. #FusionVoting #KSpolitics #MoreVoicesMoreChoices

S&P 500 futures and oil futures flashed an unusual burst of activity early Monday minutes before a market-moving social media post from President Donald Trump. The timing of the volume spikes across both equities and crude caught the attention of traders, particularly given the absence of an obvious catalyst at the moment they occurred. Read more: cnb.cx/40LvrTE

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services posted new details today about its CBD pilot program, which launches April 1. The details confirm recent reports that eligible products can contain up to 3 milligrams of THC per serving. themarijuanaherald.com/2026/03/center…

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services will reportedly allow up to 3mg of THC in CBD products covered under a forthcoming insurance pilot program—which could conflict with a law recently signed by Trump to recriminalize hemp THC products. marijuanamoment.net/federal-cbd-he…

In a fusion voting system, minor parties can either run their own candidate or cross-nominate a major party nominee. @DMorrisMichael @WorkingFamilies That second option lets voters say: “I support this candidate and these values,” by casting their ballot under the minor party’s line. More choice. More voice.

I support the right to bear arms. And moose antlers. And octopus arms. Equal rights for all animal appendages.

🇺🇸 Civics 101: What is a Naturalized Citizen? There’s often confusion around the term “naturalized citizen.” Let’s clear it up. A naturalized citizen is someone who was not born a U.S. citizen but legally became one through the naturalization process. The process generally looks like this: 1️⃣ A person immigrates to the United States 2️⃣ They become a lawful permanent resident (green card holder) 3️⃣ After several years, they apply for naturalization 4️⃣ They pass background checks, an English and civics test 5️⃣ They take the Oath of Allegiance to the United States After that oath, they are officially a U.S. citizen. That means they can: ✔ Vote ✔ Serve in the military ✔ Run for most public offices ✔ Enjoy the full protections of the Constitution The only major exception written into the Constitution is that naturalized citizens cannot serve as President or Vice President. America has always been a nation shaped by immigrants who chose to become Americans. Naturalized citizens are just as much citizens as anyone born here. Understanding how our system works is part of protecting it. 🇺🇸 Civic knowledge strengthens democracy.