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Cole Epley - KS 4th Congressional District - Top Priorities Healthcare and Immigration

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Cole Epley is running for Kansas’ 4th Congressional District in the August 4th Democratic Primary.Learn more about Cole Epley here: https://www.epleyforcongress.com/Epley names universal healthcare, immigration reform with abolishing ICE, and higher taxes on billionaires and large corporations as his main priorities. He connects healthcare to reducing costs for Americans, discusses shifting immigration spending toward processing and citizenship work, and says increased taxes on extreme wealth could help build future social programs. The section also includes discussion of the pressure and scrutiny of serving in Congress, Kansas roots, and his background in music and the Army Reserve.See the full interview on Kansas Helen Substack and learn more about the Kansas’ 4th Congressional District Democratic primary here:You can now also watch on Kansas Helen YouTube or listen on the Kansas Helen Podcast on Apple and Spotify.#Kansas #2026elections #2026Primary #Congress #Vote Get full access to Kansas Helen at kansashelen.substack.com/subscribe

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