KS voters choose poorly, but predictably. They've never elected a Republican to succeed another since 1964.
"I live in Missouri. I didn't endorse anyone. Just sat back and watched the train wreck."
You seem to endorse where it's convenient to your argument. If you didn't endorse, you've got no moral high ground or point to score. See how that works ? Since you live in Missouri, I take it you aren't well-versed on Kansas political dynamics and don't know that there are actually 3 parties in the state. Didn't you similarly try to play "expert" on Alabama politics, too ?
Had absolutely nothing to do with the candidate, huh?
Since you live in Missouri, I take it you aren't well-versed on Kansas political dynamics and don't know that there are actually 3 parties in the state
I'm well versed with Kansas since in live in the KC area and have family in Johnson County. I'm well versed enough to know that in 2018 Kobach lost the 9 most populous counties in the state by an average of 20 points. I'm well versed enough to know that the turnout in 2018 was only about 180,000 votes less than the 2016 turnout, which means the presidential election won't make that big of a difference. So I'm well versed enough to know that if you nominate Kobach for your candidate then there's a better than even chance that you next senator will be a Democrat.