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The state is giving millions to a just-created nonprofit run by ex-Rep. Tim Huelskamp, who was linked to a highly misleading “Value Them Both” text message last year. | Opinion

Weeks after he was accused of sending false text messages in an attempt to trick people into voting for an anti-abortion amendment, former U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp claimed there was no proof of misconduct.

Former U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp claimed there was no proof that he was behind false text messages in abortion amendment campaign.

The former Kansas congressman immediately hung up when asked to comment on the texts and his group’s apparent involvement.

The stunning defeat of the anti-abortion amendment in Kansas points to the unpopularity of the overturn of “Roe.”

A PAC led by Tim Huelskamp was behind misleading texts urging support for the abortion amendment to the state constitution, the Washington Post reported.

The tech company Twilio said it had been hired to send texts by the political marketing firm Alliance Forge, according to The Washington Post.

Whoever used state voter registration data to send a false text message about the constitutional amendment on abortion didn't violate state law, state officials say.

Kansans voted to toss out a ballot measure that would have amended the state constitution to allow a vast slew of abortion restrictions.

Kanas voters overwhelmingly struck down an amendment that would have banned abortion in the state. Anti-choice activists are flummoxed.