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To: Impy

Here is info I gleaned about KS 3:

KS 3 (I learned from reading that the GOP in this district is split-half conservative, half RINO and are spiteful enough to stay home in the general if their candidate loses the primary. Hopefully, they learned a valuable lesson in 2008 and will band together).
I think there are 3 good candidates, all with legislative experience: Lightner, Jordan and Yoder. Only Lightner goes on the record as saying she is pro-life. Can’t find info either way with the other two. Redstate.com puts them in this order-Lightner, Jordan, Yoder. I agree.


67 posted on 04/04/2010 5:55:56 AM PDT by randita (Sarah Palin has the same computer that I have.)
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To: randita; fieldmarshaldj; AuH2ORepublican; Clintonfatigued; campaignPete R-CT; Non-Sequitur
Thanks

Yeah Kansas is often described as a 3 party system. RINO, Rat, and Conservative. The RINOs elected Dennis Moore in the first place back in 1998 over conservative freshman Vince Snowbarger.

In 2002 he beat conservative Phil Kline. In 2002 Moderate Adam Taff. In 2004 he easily beat conservative Kris Kobach. In 2006 he crushed ??? Chuck Ahner.

Jordan against Moore last time and lost by about 17 points. Googling him he's either strongly pro-life and fiscally conservative or a loser with a big government record. ;d

Lightner ran in 2004 and placed a distant third in the primary won by Kobach by a hair over Taff.

106 posted on 04/04/2010 11:16:00 PM PDT by Impy (RED=COMMUNIST, NOT REPUBLICAN | NO "INDIVIDUAL MANDATE"!!!!!!!)
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