KS-Sen: Taylor drops out

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

I actually think Orman may win.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

Kobach has ruled Taylor stays on the ballot. Hasen examines the legalities here.

Damn it.

What else did you expect from Kobach?  Also what Badger said.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

@Badger: While Phil's posting style is often too intense for my taste, I think he has a point here (assuming he didn't misinterpret your post).  Maybe you weren't implying he 's mentally ill (I certainly didn't read your post that way), but if that's the case then you should clarify for him since he seems to have taken it that way.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

There was a debate today...

Coming from someone who thinks Davis won the Gubernatorial debate, I think Roberts won this one. He sounded in control and was incredibly successful in tying Obama to Orman. Lost count of the number of times Orman said "I agree with the Senator."

Democrats will start losing enthusiasm for Orman and Republicans will get more enthusiastic for Roberts as the election draws nearer.

http://www.kansascity.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/yael-t-abouhalkah/article1716795.html

I think Davis will win and KS-Senate will be close, but I am starting to think Roberts pulls it out after all   Maybe/hopefully Kobach will also lose.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

The Democrats would be wise to nominate Milton Wolf. After all, they nominated a crazy white nationalist for Senate in Tennessee back in 2012. Of course, this isn't a primary so they can't pin it on the voters, but it would be great none the less .

They should nominate a some dude named Pat Roberts.

[Chancellor Tanterterg]

His actions are verging on impeachable offenses now. Of course impeachment would require that the Kansas legislature weren't dominated by hacks like Kobach.

I'd argue he's already crossed that line, tbh.