Kris KobachOf all the people to pretend to be, someone is claiming to be Kansas Secretary of State candidate Kris Kobach on Twitter. The Kansas Meadowlark exposed the impostor Kobach Wednesday morning. Well, not really. The fake Kobach makes it clear that the account doesn't belong to the real deal with a disclaimer writing "I am not the REAL Kris Kobach" and claiming to be from "Batshit Crazy, Kansas," which actually returns a couple of addresses (two in KC and one in Wichita). The bio also say
Last week, after Missouri Congressman Sam Graves held a health-care town-hall meeting at Park Hill High School, KMBC Channel 9 reported that the debate had taken a "new turn." Reporter Jim Flink noted that Graves' crowd was "friendly" (to the Republican) and "partisan," but also suggested that there had been "a shift in strategy." The night's focus, he said, was "less on the fear and the frustration over the plan and more focusing on the fix -- fixing what's wrong with the current system."I b
Al FrankenThere are a few things that the majority of us can agree on. Among those things: Rape is bad. Gang rape is really fucking bad. Employers that try to get their employees to sign away their rights to sue if they're raped by co-workers? Fucking EVIL. Minnesota Sen. Al Franken introduced an amendment that would have kept the Pentagon from awarding defense contracts to employers that force their employees agree not to sue them if they are raped by co-workers.Franken was doing this all be
On the weekend before a nationally-covered upstate New York
Congressional election, the Republican candidate endorsed the
Democratic candidate. This is a rarity in American politics, if not a
first.Rightbloggers played a key role in this historical achievement. Let's step back several weeks and see what happened.Once upon a time Republican candidate Dede Scozzafava was running for the 23rd Congressional District seat, which Republican John McHugh recently abandoned to serve as Obama's Secret
Michelle MalkinKansans, if your Spider Sense is going off, there's good reason. Self-loathing conservative columnist and Dunkin' Donuts hater Michelle Malkin is coming to the Sunflower State today.Malkin's speaking at a fund-raiser for Kris Kobach, who's running for Kansas Secretary of State, at the Terradyne Country Club in Andover. The event starts at 6 p.m. Malkin and Kobach have a lot in common. She even gave Kobach a shout-out in her book Culture of Corruption: Obama and His Team of Tax
