I am genuinely impressed by this man’s leadership. Meet Matt Webb from Overland Park, KS. Until recently, he had been one of three candidates running in Kansas House District 20, currently held by moderate-to-liberal Republican Kevin Yoder, who is retiring from the Legislature after eight years (at the young age of 34) in order to run for the US Congress. The three-way primary in District | Read More »
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 »
I’m pleased to introduce KansasReform.com, our new Web site for the Kansans for Reform of State and Local Government PAC, or, for short, Kansans for Government Reform. My introductory words on the front page: Thank you for visiting. After witnessing waste within the state government, and after fighting and winning over corruption at Johnson County Community College under Presidents Charles Carlsen and Terry Calaway, I formed | Read More »
The political action committee which I chair, called Kansans for Government Reform, issued our first endorsement for the 2010 election cycle: Tim Huelskamp for Kansas’ First District. He is running to replace Jerry Moran, who is now running for the US Senate. Wednesday, we released this Email: Kansas Gov’t Reform PAC Board makes first endorsement, Tim Huelskamp for First District US Congress ALSO — Check out | Read More »
Sam Brownback cannot be taken seriously while ex-banker Lynn Mitchelson remains a campaign co-chair. Some questions for future Kansas Governor Sam Brownback: Why did you choose a provably corrupt public official to be a campaign co-chair? Why is part of your campaign team giving a no-bid legal contract to the Democratic Party Chairman’s law firm, at the largest Kansas college, and when the college’s lawyer | Read More »
I’m still scratching my head over this one. Republican congressional candidate Nick Jordan released an internal poll, with the theme that it’s great news for his campaign. But it’s not great news. It’s not even good news. It’s bad news, and both the results and the campaign’s separate, odd decision to release the poll give us yet two more reasons to vote for somebody else | Read More »
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