[CedarDave]

Short version: 10 instances of lying to the Kansas Supreme Court, the lower courts and the grand jury; one count of going on TV to release confidential information about a pending criminal case.

If Kline violated the law, he should be accept the consequences. However, the difference between a pro-life vs. pro-abortion prosecutor who violates the law (say by charging Operation Rescue supporters in violation of their First Amendment rights) is that the liberal courts look the other way at those prosecutorial offenses.

[GeronL]

If he is conservative, maybe he should run for Congress