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Kansas Liberty: 30 June 2009
Remember the 2008 campaign by 'moderate' KTRM to paint Ryun and Kline as KKK sympathizers? Conservatives do. Candidates would rather not.
The GOP conservative-'moderate' gap doesn't exist for consultants
In Kansas Republican circles, the chasm between conservatives and "moderates" is wide and deep. "Moderates" often support Democrats in order to avoid seeing conservatives gain office, while conservatives disdain their rivals for their lack of loyalty.
The issue came to a head last primary season when Ryan Wright, at the time the executive director of "Kansans for a Traditional Republican Majority" - a group purporting to represent "moderate" Republicans -issued a press release just before...
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Moran/Tiahart
All I can say is beware of someone whose colors change.
During the 2008 election my opponent, now Representative of the 118th Dist. had the support of KTRM financially, with Sen Morris and others Republicans actively supporting him. It was somewhat of an eye opener to see how the moderates worked against me. I could name several names that would surprise you, but to what end. At least three even tried to blackmail the company that was helping me with brochures, etc. telling them they wouldn't get any more of the KHRC business and other threats unless they dropped me. Thank God they stood their ground and continued on my behalf. V. Beamer
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