Milton Wolf is closing in the polls, although Pat Roberts still has a sizable double digit lead.
But in a primary, particularly a closed primary, momentum and turnout can be everything, and that has Roberts supporters worried.
The Kansas political machine remembers Mississippi, and how close that came to a challenger who supposedly had no chance willing. And Eric Cantor.
Pat Roberts had promised to debate, but conveniently never actually is available. For months.
The primary is August 5. We support Dr. Milton Wolf.
UPDATE:
Senate Conservative Fund claims Their poll shows Milton Wolf within 9 of Pat Roberts, 41-32%
— Micheal Mahoney (@KCMikeMahoney) July 31, 2014
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How about going after an incumbent Democrat?
Incumbent Democrat. Incumbent big government Republican. What’s the difference?
Please, Kansas, please: Send Dr. Wolf to Washington!
We’re not Democrats, so we can’t vote in their primaries (although the GOP establishment seems to think it’s important that Democrats vote in ours). The “incumbent Democrat” is the target in the general election, by the way.
Toto: “I don’t think we’re in Kansas anymore Pat”.
And it’s true.
After living in Washington for 47 years and representing Kansas in the U.S. House and U.S. Senate for 34 years, why hasn’t Roberts simply maintained a home of his own in Kansas, rather than put Kansas taxpayers through this board meeting? – See more at: http://www.miltonwolf.com/pat-roberts-r-va-ballot-access-in-kansas-to-be-determined-by-three-pat-roberts-endorsers-2/#sthash.OT0Y0HAk.dpuf
The other day I was watching a Royals baseball game and a Roberts ad came on first and then this Wolf ad was the very next commercial. I’ve seen this it in rotation a fair amount as we get closer to the primary.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SD_UdccN8B8
“Pat Roberts had promised to debate, but conveniently never actually is available. For months.”
How dear…!!! Thinking a old pol like Roberts would actually CARE about a promise made to voters…!!!
You have to cut Roberts some slack. A debate would mean actually setting foot in Kansas. He is not a young man, and is easily confused. He is afraid that he will get lost there [it is flat and has no landmarks] and not be able to find his way home to DC.