Flint HIlls Changes Name to Kansas Policy Institute
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The Flint Hills Center for Public Policy has changed its name to the Kansas Policy Institute. The non-profit, non-partisan organization will continue to pursue the same free market interests under the new name. From KPI:
Formerly known as Flint Hills Center for Public Policy, Kansas Policy Institute was founded in 1996 and advocates for free enterprise solutions and for the protection of personal freedom for all Kansans. We’re in the process of changing our name to emphasize that we focus on the entire state of Kansas and not just a particular region.
Various elements of our name change will evolve over the next few months as we develop a new web site. Until then, our existing web address and e-mail addresses will remain intact; our phone numbers and mailing address will not change.
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10:13 am on June 24th, 2011
The notion that the Flint Hills Center or is successor, the KPI, are non-partisan is ridiculous.
Their only purpose for existence is to lower or eliminate any tax burden on their funders, David H. and Charles de Ganahl Koch, and to invent fictions that support the defunding of public services, including K-12 education.
Faux-libertarian, essentially anti-democratic, they strive to keep poor, working class and even lower-middle class citizens from collectively organizing and exercising their rights to the electoral franchise.
In such efforts they support the elections a horde of complicit reactionary fundamentalist hacks in Kansas and throughout the U.S., the bedroom police, the anti-libertarians.
Calling any of their front groups or organizations “non-partisan” is a calumny.