News from the enemy camp… or people who don’t have a shot
Kansas Democrats are scrambling to fill ballot slots, and having little luck. Gov. Mark Parkinson refuses to run to maintain the governship, and if there are other Democrats within the state with any sort of name recognition, I have [...]
Washington Examiner columnist Michael Barone sees the retirement of Rep. Dennis Moore, D-Lenexa, as “an ominous sign for congressional Democrats.” He suggests that Moore might have had trouble winning re-election in 2010 with Barack Obama off the ballot and Moore’s votes for health reform and cap-and-trade [...]
In a three-way Generic Ballot test, the latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone survey finds Democrats attracting 36% of the vote. The Tea Party candidate picks up 23%, and Republicans finish third at 18%. Another 22% are undecided.
Among voters not affiliated with either major party, the Tea Party comes out [...]
What would the liberal media and Kansas Democrats say if, after more than a year of trying to find a viable candidate, Kansas Republicans begged a wealthy, pharmaceutical executive to move back to Kansas to run for State Representative...er...State Senator...er...GOVERNOR OF KANSAS?!?!?
Let me write down the answer you are saying [...]
Rep. Dennis Moore's (R-Kan.) decision not to seek re-election in 2010 is garnering national attention. Drudge linked to a story in the Washington Examiner today.
Now it's time to pick our dream candidate to represent Kansas' Third District. For my money, whoever that person is, they haven't announced their [...]
It's to the point.
KSGOP CHAIR RESPONDS TO WIGGANS ANNOUNCEMENT
For Immediate Release
November 17, 2009
Contact: Lisa Burgess
(785) 766-0663
Topeka, KS - Kansas Republican Party Chair Amanda Adkins released the following statement today regarding Tom Wiggans' announcement to run for Governor:
"It is hard to imagine Kansas Democrats would actually' [...]
On the same day that Democrats lost the New Jersey and Virginia governors’ mansions, the state-by-state push to limit taxes and spending lost momentum. Maine voters nixed a Taxpayer Bill of Rights measure 60 to 40 percent. Washington state voters defeated similar legislation 57 to 43 percent. [...]
