By JUSTIN KENDALL
The Kansas Republican Party stripped 17 Johnson County precinct committee people of their voting rights for contributing to Democratic candidates. The Kansas City Star quoted state GOP executive director Christian Morgan saying the Kansas GOP's executive committee will determine whether the precinct committee people will get their voting rights back. Morgan said some would. Some wouldn't. But who gets to decide? The Kansas Republican Party's Web site offers the following list of 35 Republicans who will decide the fate of the JoCo 17.
Kris Kobach, Chairman
Sharon Meissner, Vice Chairman
Beverly Caley, Secretary
David Thorne, Treasurer
Mike Pompeo, National Committeeman
Helen VanEtten, National Committeewoman
Randy Duncan, 1st District Chair
Robin Jackson, 1st District Vice Chair
Caryn Tyson, 2nd District Chair
Jared Suhn, 2nd District Vice Chair
Ernie Straub, 3rd District Chair
Corrie Kangas, 3rd District Vice Chair
Jamie Woodworth, 4th District Chair
Dennis Marten, 4th District Vice Chair
George Stafford, Senator Brownback, Designee
Tom Hemmer, Senator Roberts, Designee
Daron Jamison, Congressman
Travis Murphy, Congressman
Mark Kahrs, Congressman Tiahrt, Designee
Ron Thornburgh, Secretary of State
Lynn Jenkins, Kansas State Treasurer
Sandy Praeger, Kansas Insurance Commissioner
Steve Morris, Senate President
Derek Schmidt, Senate Majority Leader
Melvin Neufeld, Speaker of the House
Ray Merrick, House Majority Leader
Kelli Sparks, College Republican Chairman
Chad Lawton, Kansas Young Republican Chairman
Treatha Brown Foster, Black Republican Chairman
Richard Macias, Hispanic Republican Council Chairman
Brenda Smith, Kansas Republican Women Chairman
Keith Esau, State Committeee Designee
Ray LaBoeuf, State Committee Designee
Vonda Wiedmer, State Committee Designee
Tim Huelskamp, Chairman Designee
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Well this Jo Co Democrat is pleased as punch to see this infighting. I can happily report that our meetings are now standing room only and we have newcomers (usually former Republicans) coming out of the woodwork. It is no longer embarrassing or lonely to be a Democrat in Johnson County.
So keep it up GOP! Some of us are enjoying the show.
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