A Johnson County missive regarding Sunflower State political intrigue examines the impact of an unpopular politico who is in no rush to leave office amid an upcoming appointment. Read more:
How Sam Brownback is sabotaging Jeff Colyer's candidacy for governor
With friends like Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback, who needs enemies? That's what Lt. Gov .Jeff Colyer must be thinking. The two Republicans are longtime friends, compatriots and political allies. Yet, for some reason, Brownback is putting Colyer, a candidate for governor, through agony.
I'm no fan, but why should Brownback resign before he is confirmed?
ReplyDelete^^^ I agree, he should hold on to the tattered remains of the catastrophe he has made of the KS Governor's Office as long as possible before he sinks into the total obscurity of the proffered Ambassadorship.
ReplyDeleteFuck them both. Colyer has the stench of Brownback on him and I'll never vote for him or Kobach. Get some sensible leadership in there that isn't some pseudo bible thumping Koch whore.
ReplyDeleteYet Kansas is cleaner, safer and has better schools than Missouri.
ReplyDelete^^^^No. no it doesn’t, and no it’s not.
ReplyDeleteGee I wonder if this little experience has taught libtards anything about blocking appointments in Washington, D.C.
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