Among one-fifth of the state’s population: The strongest group of conservative state candidates ever.
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | June 13th at 01:09 AM |
Great news: Republicans are running in every one of the 22 state representative seats in Johnson County. On June 7, I wrote how there was not yet a candidate in District 24, where GOP County Chair Ronnie Metsker resides. I said that he should run, if nobody else will. An update: Republicans have a candidate — Michael Foltz from Roeland Park — though I don’t yet know | Read More »
Kansas 3rd District Survey: Kevin Yoder 25%, Patricia Lightner 21%
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | June 9th at 08:38 AM |
This past weekend, my political action committee Kansans for Government Reform commissioned a survey in Johnson County and in the 4th Congressional District. Here are the results for four questions — 3rd District Republican primary, 4th District Republican primary, Sam Brownback’s approval rating, and the ideological breakdown of Republican primary voters. Note that for budgetary reasons we did not survey the entire 3rd District, but | Read More »
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Todd Tiahrt has an uphill challenge and a narrowing path to victory
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | June 8th at 06:18 PM |
Todd Tiahrt, please read this article by conservative Danedri Herbert at Red County — she isn’t a fan of you nor Jerry Moran, and that’s a big, big problem for you. I am a Todd Tiahrt supporter. I’ll be voting for him in the August 3 primary, but I’m concerned that it will be the final time I vote for Tiahrt. I haven’t run a | Read More »
Jack Bauer as WH Press Secretary vs. Helen Thomas
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | June 4th at 07:54 PM |
I thought it would be good to bring back this photo from Blogs for Bauer. Helen Thomas is making news, rather than reporting it. Just two days ago, Thomas called Israel a terrorist state, according to Big Journalism. And now this video; the video dialogue: Rabbi Nessenoff: Any comments on Israel? We’re asking everbybody today, any comments on Israel? Helen Thomas: Tell em to get the | Read More »
Transcript: Hodge on KMBZ 980′s Darla Jaye. JCCC tells Catholic student-lawyer Kathy Brown she can’t criticize radical Islam.
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | June 2nd at 01:40 AM |
“Learning comes first” at Johnson County Community College. Or something. Click here to listen to this interview at the previous Red County article, in which I’ve included the YouTube audio of the Darla Jaye program from Friday, May 28. Below is the transcript from the Darla Jaye program on Friday night, May 28, 2010. Darla Jaye spent the full first hour during the 6-7 p.m. slot discussing | Read More »
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Audio recording: KMBZ 980′s Darla Jaye interviews Kathy Brown and Ben Hodge. Largest Kansas college (JCCC) works quickly with illegal students while delaying 15 months with Catholic student.
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | May 30th at 12:38 AM |
Below is the YouTube audio recording from the Darla Jaye program on Friday night, May 28, 2010. Darla Jaye spent the full first hour during the 6-7 p.m. slot discussing the latest scandal at JCCC under President Terry Calaway and Board Chair Jon Stewart. Kathy Brown is a nurse and an attorney who went back to school in early 2009 for a year-long course, but | Read More »
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Tonight at 6 p.m., listen live — KMBZ 980′s Darla Jaye interviews JCCC student Kathy Brown on free speech problems
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | May 28th at 05:25 PM |
Click here to view a Web page version of my recent Email on this topic. Listen in tonight at 6 p.m. on 980 AM radio, as Darla Jaye interviews Catholic lawyer and former Johnson County Community College student Kathy Brown. Click here to listen live at KMBZ’s Web site. It is amazing, the ongoing unethical and incompetent leadership of JCCC leaders President Terry Calaway, elected Trustee | Read More »
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Kansans for Life is causing confusion for 3rd District Republican voters
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | May 28th at 12:05 AM |
In summary: In 2008, Kansans for Life endorsed Kevin Yoder, but only because he was better than his Democratic opponent, and not because he was fully pro-life. Kansans for Life should today clarify this, for 3rd District pro-life Republican voters. For first-time readers, I would like to briefly highlight what I’ve written before in detail here and here – I will be strongly supporting Kevin Yoder in the | Read More »
Kansas-03 and the pro-life issue: Why are pro-life leaders reportedly considering Kevin Yoder?
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | May 25th at 03:55 PM |
In summary: Don’t endorse Kevin Yoder in the Republican primary, and then be expected to be considered pro-life. I’ve been told by a person close to influential Republican Ernie Straub that, of the current field of candidates, Straub is leaning towards supporting Kevin Yoder. That points to a larger problem within Kansas Republican politics, in part because Kansans for Life leader Mary Kay Culp is | Read More »
Kansas-03: If new candidates enter, they’ll have a hard time beating Lightner or Yoder
By: Benjamin Hodge (Diary) | May 24th at 09:04 AM |
Both Patricia Lightner and Kevin Yoder have now officially filed for the Republican primary on Tuesday, August 3. I have not seen any polls lately — the only publicly-released poll has been this one in February from former candidate Nick Jordan — but I’m confident that both Lightner and Yoder are daily, consistently building up supporting in the form of voters, volunteers, and donors. If new candidates | Read More »