The latest chapter in the long goodnight for the Kansas Guv and his supply-side hype that is now part of the national economic agenda. Take a look:
Kansas governor's nomination set to return to White House
TOPEKA, Kan. - A spokesman for U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback's nomination for an ambassador's post is set to return to the White House. McConnell communications director David Popp said in an email Friday that Brownback's nomination is not on a list of those to be carried into next year.
Dave Helling said it best on Week In Review, The Senate has a Republican Majority and could have confirmed Brownback in ten minutes, easily.
ReplyDeleteThe fact that they chose not to do so shows just how much trouble Brownback is in with other Republicans, and the question now is whether this issue is important enough to Trump for him to risk yet another conflict with those Senate Republicans.
Where are you conservatives? Does this position in the government sound like it needs to exist? Sounds like a waste of money to me.
ReplyDeleteSad when you can't be confirmed for a meaningless office.
ReplyDeleteSad when meaningless person nominates another meaningless person for another meaningless nun. Fill that swamp!!!
ReplyDeleteQuick, please tell us the benefits of this Trumped up position, which is a bridge to nowhere
ReplyDeleteAbout like sending Sarah Palin to Namibia, that is how you damn with faint praise
ReplyDeleteBrownback is such an ass hole
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