Kansas should never beg for business. We should build the kind of place businesses beg to be part of.

 

Our central geography already puts us at the crossroads of American commerce. But it’s not just location that sets us apart — it’s our priorities. When Kansas leads the nation in public education, when our people are healthier, and when our workforce is better trained and supported, we become a destination — not a negotiation.

 

No more giving away the farm with massive tax breaks to outside corporations. Instead, we invest in what really drives economic growth: strong schools, skilled workers, and healthy communities. That’s how Kansas becomes a magnet for innovation — not because we chase companies, but because we build a state worth joining.