While Kobach now claims he has a bigger lead . . . Others report that only 59 votes separate the contenders. Now, Kansas gears up for a real life election debate among Republicans where the only thing we know for sure is that the Mexicans didn't vote for either one of these white dudes.
Check the WSJ teaser:
Check the WSJ teaser:
Kansas Governor Hires a Lawyer for Contested GOP Primary
Kansas Gov. Jeff Colyer dug in for a legal fight over this past week's Republican primary, hiring an outside lawyer for the vote-counting process with Secretary of State Kris Kobach leading the sitting governor by less than a tenth of a percentage point. The Colyer campaign has hired Todd Graves, a Kansas City attorney who works on election law.
prediction: johnson county uncounted votes push colyer over.
ReplyDeleteprobability, based on limited information, maybe 50%.
Orman and the Democrats are cheering for the recount going until mid-October.
ReplyDeleteThe GOP are defeating themselves.
Pass the popcorn.
Mexicans vote conservative much more than the pinkocrats think.
ReplyDeleteColyer should realize he’s only in the office by default anyway and was more of an opposition vote than anything else. I hope Kris wins.
ReplyDelete6:31 you're correct, idiots come in all colors
ReplyDeleteWhen will disgraced former US Attorney Todd Graves deliver the Jackson County Jail investigation report commissioned by Frank White to cover up for Sanders mismanagement and corruption?
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