The last I heard there was still a pending court case on whether the Democrats should have to comply with the law requiring that they name a substitute candidate. What happened with that?
I really hope the campaign advisors for Roberts are using Orman’s comments in those TV ads you spoke about.
Orman sounds like an out and out lefty who’s trying really hard to conceal those leanings.
You almost don’t need to nail him over his Dem connections. You could hit him really hard over his lack of sincerity or ability to articulate exactly what he stands for.
Orman: “Vote for me, I won’t tell you sh-t about what I believe or who I am. Trust me....”
Orman has said he would caucus with whichever party has the majority after November’s midterm elections
What about gun control?
He said gun restrictions should be “strengthened” but would not specify whether he backs an assault-weapons ban.
And on the biggest question of all — Would he caucus with Democrats or Republicans?
Orman insists he’s not sure.
Are the people of Kansas really so stupid that they can't see through this phony?
He doesn't have enough information to decide on the Keystone pipeline? And he wants to be a U.S. Senator? Give me a (expletive deleted) break. He is simply lying about it and all the other key issues of his campaign. Why? Because he is a Democrat and has to lie. It both suits his purpose and is, as we all well know, actually genetic.
When asked by the pollster, the voter should reply, “Hmmm, not sure.”
He needs a new tagline:
Orman - a representative of nothing for nobody!
Orman - uncertain leadership for uncertain times!
Orman - he’ll vote ‘present’ for you!
I just got back from Kansas, and did not see a whole bunch of ads. Roberts appears to be running a sad, mealy mouthed campaign.
OTOH, Ed Gillespie of VA just started running attack ads, tying his opponent to Obama; expect him to pick up points on Warner.
What a Freaking Opportunist!!! He’ll caucus with whoever wins??? OMG...What a WHORE!
“And on the biggest question of all — Would he caucus with Democrats or Republicans? — Orman insists he’s not sure”
I suspect Harry Reid and the DNC are at least pretty sure. If it was likely that Orman would caucus with the GOP, I doubt the Democratic candidate (Chad Taylor) would have stepped aside so willingly. Kansas is their best chance at thwarting a GOP majority in the Senate (or at least making the odds that much longer). Conceding it a guy they thought likely to join the Republicans just wouldn’t make a lot of sense.