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Kansas Governor Speaks to Reporters About Ambassador Appointment

By Kansas News Service
Published July 28, 2017 at 11:45 AM CDT
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback discussed his signature tax policy and other key issues during his years as governor during a news conference Thursday at the Statehouse. (Photo by Susie Fagan, Kansas News Service)
Kansas Governor Sam Brownback discussed his signature tax policy and other key issues during his years as governor during a news conference Thursday at the Statehouse. (Photo by Susie Fagan, Kansas News Service)

Kansas Governor Sam Brownback says he will accept President Trump’s nomination to become ambassador at large, leading the Office of International Religious Freedom within the State Department. As Celia Llopis-Jepsen (YOH-peace JEHP-sehn) of the Kansas News Service reports, for the governor... the issue is personal.

 

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