October 31, 2017

Democrats will delay Brownback vote over gay rights record..

Religious freedom for everyone sounds great. Not gonna
happen in some places. at least not right away. But the job
description is as distant from an asshole like brownback as
trump is a leader. Numbers are against sam having to look for
a real job..walmart greeting dude...

WASHINGTON

Senate Democrats will delay the confirmation of Kansas Gov. Sam Brownback as ambassador for religious liberty because of his record on gay rights.

Democrats plan to force Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to take extra procedural steps on the Brownback nomination in order to get him confirmed, a Democratic aide told The Kansas City Star.

Senate Democrats, though, will have trouble blocking a final confirmation vote. Under current rules, executive appointees such as Brownback only need 51 votes to overcome additional hurdles for confirmation. Republicans control 52 of the Senate’s 100 seats.

Read more here: http://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article181747251.html#storylink=cpy

July 27, 2017

Don't let the door hit you in the

ass...

bye bye, jerk...

"WASHINGTON, D.C. (KWCH) President Donald Trump will nominate Governor Sam Brownback to leave Kansas and serve the Trump administration as Ambassador at Large for International Religious Freedom."

July 26, 2017

jerry moran...pat roberts

Despite support from the two senators from Kansas, the U.S. Senate on Wednesday voted against another health care proposal aimed at dismantling the 2010 Affordable Care Act.

Asshats...both. Knew that before they
voted for eliminating Obamas health care bill.
Remember this next time you vote....They
don't care about people suffering.

June 23, 2017

Our sos...continuing the tradition

of making an ass of itself

"WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach was fined $1,000 on Friday by a federal magistrate judge for "patently misleading representations" he made to the court about the contents of a document he was photographed taking into a November meeting with then President-elect Donald Trump.

"The court agrees that the defendant's deceptive conduct and lack of candor warrant the imposition of sanctions," U.S. Magistrate Judge James O'Harawrote in his ruling.

Neither Kobach nor the ACLU immediately responded to requests for comment.

The dispute stems from efforts by the American Civil Liberties Union to obtain a document that The Associated Pressphotographed Kobach taking into his meeting with Trump referencing a possible amendment to the National Voting Registration Act."

http://www.chron.com/news/us/article/Judge-fines-Kansas-elections-official-for-11242740.php

May 13, 2017

Rep Moran

Do you believe him?
You don't ever trust republicans...ever.

Moron says none of the senators will vote for it in its current form.
We know that talk about tickling medicaid will bring them around.
Lets see if Moron can handle any town hall meetings from Kansas
after the senate version of starve granny takes form.

McPHERSON — On Friday, shortly before participating in the 104th Annual All Schools Day parade in McPherson, U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran, R-Kan., spoke briefly with the Salina Journal regarding a few current issues.
American Health Care Act

In a determined effort to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, the U.S. House earlier this month passed the American Health Care Act by a vote of 217-213. Twenty Republicans voted in opposition to the bill, as did all 193 House Democrats.

“If the current House bill is what comes before the Senate, I do not see myself or others in the Senate voting for it,” Moran said. “It’s a good thing that the Senate will be starting over. We will be crafting something fresh, something different and something better.”

Moran said a few issues that will be under consideration when crafting a bill are: What does it do to the people and families in Kansas, to the cost of their premiums, copayments and deductibles? Will it help keep physicians in practice and hospital doors open? And will it stop harming job creation?

“The Affordable Care Act had high premiums and I don’t believe that’s what people want,” Moran said. “I’m going to push for full committee hearings, and amendments from everyone, Republican or Democrat, in the Senate.”
FIRING OF COMEY

Earlier this week, President Donald Trump fired FBI Director James Comey.

The New York Times reported that Comey told associates he was fired because he failed to commit his personal loyalty to Trump during a one-on-one dinner in January.

“I’d like to know more information on it,” Moran said. “There are so many conflicting reports out there. The Senate has invited the deputy attorney general to explain what precipitated the president’s firing of the director. I’d like more information about why he was fired and why he was fired now. We must make sure the next FBI director is fully committed to justice and is independent.”
KRIS KOBACH APPOINTMENT

On Thursday, Trump announced the formation of the Commission on Election Integrity, aimed at ceasing voter fraud. He appointed Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach as co-chairman.

“I didn’t really know the commission existed,” Moran said. “I’ve been in courthouses and involved in elections across Kansas for many years. Our county election offices and election workers do everything they can to make sure all elections are absent of any wrongdoing. I’ve never seen any election of any kind in Kansas where a significant amount of wrongdoing occurred. We’ve seen a great deal of fairness in our elections.”
VISITING SALINA SOON

Salina Resistance, a group affiliated with the national Indivisible Network, has invited Moran, Rep. Roger Marshall, R-Kansas and Rep. Pat Roberts, R-Kansas, to a citizen-led town hall meeting June 1.

Moran said that each Congress he hosts a town-hall meeting in each of the 105 Kansas counties. He already has completed eight this year.

“I will make my way around to each county as the Senate schedule permits,” he said.



http://www.salina.com/news/local/moran-wouldn-t-vote-for-current-form-of-ahca/article_6aad321f-d4d8-5c6f-ad77-80b0ca4cf9b1.html

April 27, 2017

Obscenity Under Control in Kansas

Reflects the traitor governors personality....Instead of worrying about
funding schools..and all the other agencies that have lost with big
sam's reduction of Kansan's way of life...it concentrates on the evils
of eye candy. meh!


A fashion manifesto issued by Secretary Sam Williams, appointed by Gov. Sam Brownback in December, declared employees who met face-to-face with customers couldn't expose people to “obscene or offense tattoos or facial or body piercings.” The policy stipulates clothing with a deep neckline may be worn only with a “non-revealing shirt underneath.” Nobody in the department may wear jeans, T-shirts, hats or athletic shoes at the office without special permission.
http://cjonline.com/news/local/state-government/2017-04-25/kansas-revenue-agency-s-new-dress-code-bans-short-skirts