It's not abortion. It's not voting rights. It's not taxes.
But yet the announcement of a new Kansas license plate design the day before Thanksgiving has engendered a controversy on which everyone seems to have an opinion.
"Who would have thought a license plate would bring us all together for Thanksgiving?" asked former state Rep. Fred Patton on Facebook.
"No debates about politics, no discussions about religion, just agreement that the new license plate needs to go back to the drawing board," the former Topeka lawmaker wrote.
In a statement Wednesday, the governor said the new design . . .
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