Attention Fellow Conservatives

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

Always knew Mark Ruffalo was emaw

[john "teach me how to" dougie]

Is he super wishy-washy? I bet he wears KU stuff during basketball season.

[Mr Bread]

Always knew Mark Ruffalo was emaw

That's John Stamos.  Noted emaw hero. 

[Rage Against the McKee]

http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2014/09/sam-brownback-kansas-paul-davis



This image is pretty great.

[Asteriskhead]

Welp, it's settled then.

[CNS]

KS religious conservatives, heads up:
http://cjonline.com/news/2014-09-24/state-oks-sale-sex-toys-online-recoup-tax-losses

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[renocat]

Who does Greg Orman caucus and side with you?  He won't say, and seems to be hiding on this issue.   My guess.


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[Rage Against the McKee]

I'm betting he sides with the republicans.

[K-S-U-Wildcats!]

I'm betting he sides with the republicans.

So you're betting the Republicans win back 51 seats without Roberts? He'll caucus with whomever takes the majority, but if the Republicans only get to 50 without him, you can be damned sure he'll go Democrat. His ideology appears to be left of center. The only question is whether he's more a Claire McCaskill left or full-on crazy-eyes Nancy Pelosi left.

[Rage Against the McKee]

I'm betting he sides with the republicans.

So you're betting the Republicans win back 51 seats without Roberts? He'll caucus with whomever takes the majority, but if the Republicans only get to 50 without him, you can be damned sure he'll go Democrat. His ideology appears to be left of center. The only question is whether he's more a Claire McCaskill left or full-on crazy-eyes Nancy Pelosi left.

I think he will side with whoever is more likely to get him reelected.

[CNS]

He will caucus with Dems.  I mean, he could win the election today if he would simply come out and say he would caucus with the R's.

[Rage Against the McKee]

He will caucus with Dems.  I mean, he could win the election today if he would simply come out and say he would caucus with the R's.

If he said he would caucus with the R's from day 1, Taylor never would have dropped out of the race and he would have zero chance of winning.

[CNS]

He will caucus with Dems.  I mean, he could win the election today if he would simply come out and say he would caucus with the R's.

If he said he would caucus with the R's from day 1, Taylor never would have dropped out of the race and he would have zero chance of winning.

Yep, but Taylor is gone now and has been for a week or more.  So, he could win the thing right now if he simply said he was going with the R's.  The race becomes a contest against two R's at that point.  One who many dislike but may or may not vote for because they are worried that the other guy may go Dem. So, if Orman came out R, it would sway many of those voters, imo.  Race over.

[Rage Against the McKee]

He will caucus with Dems.  I mean, he could win the election today if he would simply come out and say he would caucus with the R's.

If he said he would caucus with the R's from day 1, Taylor never would have dropped out of the race and he would have zero chance of winning.

Yep, but Taylor is gone now and has been for a week or more.  So, he could win the thing right now if he simply said he was going with the R's.  The race becomes a contest against two R's at that point.  One who many dislike but may or may not vote for because they are worried that the other guy may go Dem. So, if Orman came out R, it would sway many of those voters, imo.  Race over.

If he comes out as a republican now, he loses everything he has been running on up to this point, like being a "true independent". Whoever Orman decides to caucus with, I would certainly hope that he gets the state of Kansas a whole lot of pork in return.

[CNS]

He will caucus with Dems.  I mean, he could win the election today if he would simply come out and say he would caucus with the R's.

If he said he would caucus with the R's from day 1, Taylor never would have dropped out of the race and he would have zero chance of winning.

Yep, but Taylor is gone now and has been for a week or more.  So, he could win the thing right now if he simply said he was going with the R's.  The race becomes a contest against two R's at that point.  One who many dislike but may or may not vote for because they are worried that the other guy may go Dem. So, if Orman came out R, it would sway many of those voters, imo.  Race over.

If he comes out as a republican now, he loses everything he has been running on up to this point, like being a "true independent". Whoever Orman decides to caucus with, I would certainly hope that he gets the state of Kansas a whole lot of pork in return.

The other options are gone now though.  The choice is him or Roberts.  If you liked Orman because he was more moderate or liberal, well guess what, you are still voting for him over Roberts.

[Rage Against the McKee]

He will caucus with Dems.  I mean, he could win the election today if he would simply come out and say he would caucus with the R's.

If he said he would caucus with the R's from day 1, Taylor never would have dropped out of the race and he would have zero chance of winning.

Yep, but Taylor is gone now and has been for a week or more.  So, he could win the thing right now if he simply said he was going with the R's.  The race becomes a contest against two R's at that point.  One who many dislike but may or may not vote for because they are worried that the other guy may go Dem. So, if Orman came out R, it would sway many of those voters, imo.  Race over.

If he comes out as a republican now, he loses everything he has been running on up to this point, like being a "true independent". Whoever Orman decides to caucus with, I would certainly hope that he gets the state of Kansas a whole lot of pork in return.

The other options are gone now though.  The choice is him or Roberts.  If you liked Orman because he was more moderate or liberal, well guess what, you are still voting for him over Roberts.

True, but I think he is going to win, anyway. He still has a month to pick the R's if he falls behind in the polls.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Orman is going to caucus with the party that gives him, and by extension Kansas, the best deal. I think the republicans want the senate more than the democrats care to keep it, but it will be interesting to say the least.

[john "teach me how to" dougie]

Orman is going to caucus with the party that gives him, and by extension Kansas, the best deal. I think the republicans want the senate more than the democrats care to keep it, but it will be interesting to say the least.

say What!!!!????  The dems are desperate to keep every small edge they have, even if it includes ditching Holder and suddenly getting a new "tough on the border" attitude AG along with a new war on terror before the election.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Orman is going to caucus with the party that gives him, and by extension Kansas, the best deal. I think the republicans want the senate more than the democrats care to keep it, but it will be interesting to say the least.

say What!!!!????  The dems are desperate to keep every small edge they have, even if it includes ditching Holder and suddenly getting a new "tough on the border" attitude AG along with a new war on terror before the election.

Yeah, both parties want it really bad, but I just think the republicans want it more. We will find out in January, I guess. Unless Roberts wins. Then he will just toe the party line and keep voting against things like NBAF and the farm bill.

[puniraptor]

does he have the option to not caucus with anyone and flip double birds

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

Is anyone else bothered by, "I'll caucus with the majority"?  I mean, what the eff is that?

This 1% er sounds like a real bandwagon jagoff

[star seed 7]

Caucusing sounds like exactly what is wrong with our political system

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

Orman likes the Seahawks, the Dodgers, the Heat, Duke basketball and Alabama football.

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

Orman likes the Seahawks, the Dodgers, the Heat, Duke basketball and Alabama football.

  Would vote for.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Is anyone else bothered by, "I'll caucus with the majority"?  I mean, what the eff is that?

This 1% er sounds like a real bandwagon jagoff

Seems pretty smart to me. Orman is going to get himself a spot on whatever committee he wants.