TKC EXCLUSIVE!!! KANSAS CITY, KANSAS URBAN CORE VOTERS AREN'T HAVING GOOD LUCK GETTING REAX FROM GREG ORMAN!!!
At the grassroots level it seems that more than a few locals are dissatisfied with "alternative" or "independent" candidates who might talk a good game but provide very little follow-through.
To wit . . .
CHECK THIS KICK-ASS TKC TIPSTER TESTIMONY REGARDING THE INDEPENDENT KANSAS SENATE CANDIDATE GREG ORMAN CAMPAIGN ALLEGEDLY GIVING URBAN CORE KCK VOTERS THE SOCIAL MEDIA COLD SHOULDER!!!
Here's the word . . .
Greg Orman . . . Same, Old, Sh*t
This individual claims that he is not part of politics as usual.
So, several voters from the northeast section of Kansas City, Kansas have posted on his page and asked when he was going to come and speak to the Black and Mexican-American residents of that area. If he is going to represent Kansas, he should represent all of Kansas.
Guess what? Those requests are quickly deleted from his FB page with no response. I guess the Blacks and Mexicans don’t matter.
Might as well vote for Pat Roberts.
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This sounds like something Pat Roberts has his hands all over. One would imagine the ONE black Roberts campaign staffer has been real busy.
ReplyDeleteyeah, because Greg is going to win this thing and a 6 time incumbent Senator is scared of him!
ReplyDeleteDoubtful.
His commercials are good and that is all that matters to morons who 1. Live in Kansas, and 2. Feel really hot about voting for Independence because they are really for the people.
ReplyDeleteGreg is HOT! That's why he's getting my vote.
ReplyDeleteHe knows how to foot tap in a men's room.
ReplyDeleteI guess if you like that kind of stuff, he is your guy.
I LOVE that kind of stuff.
ReplyDeleteGreg is my guy!
Greg has a real Butt-Rust problem.
ReplyDeleteinteresting news....
ReplyDeleteHe doesn't do attack ads like Roberts. I heard Lazy Boy endorsed Roberts. Ignoring the urban core? Orman has got my vote.
ReplyDelete12:34, mine too!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I can see everything the Liberal politicians have done for the "urban core" and all large American cities. Maybe the urban core now needs some benign neglect.
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