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Kansas Gubernatorial Candidates Discuss Data Centers, Taxes, and Marijuana

KCUR, a public radio station in Kansas City, hosted a live interview with gubernatorial candidates Cindy Holscher, Ethan Corson, and Curt Skoog. The discussion, held at the Overland Park Farmers Market, covered their stances on key issues including data centers, property taxes, the Kansas budget, and marijuana legalization. AI

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Kansas Gubernatorial Candidates Discuss Data Centers, Taxes, and Marijuana

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    KCUR, a public radio station in Kansas City, interviewed Cindy Holscher, Ethan Corson, and Curt Skoog in front of a live audience at the Overland Park Farmers M

    KCUR, a public radio station in Kansas City, interviewed Cindy Holscher, Ethan Corson, and Curt Skoog in front of a live audience at the Overland Park Farmers Market. This is arguably the most NPR thing that has ever happened. The candidates discussed their positions on data cent…