@SSCJoCoKs It was satisfying seeing the dejected look on your three supporters faces when you dropped your bid for Senate. Shows people will believe anything when they thought you had a chance
@Tressin1 Commentary is not a fact lol neither is organization. Any organization can say anything. I'm not saying I'll disregard the points but you'll have to provide more than what you're offering
@Tressin1 You said there's no way to accurately back up your position. That's not my fault. The burden if proof is your job not mine and when you say you can't do that accurately then I'm not going to rely on your data
@b_hoedl @Tressin1 Theyve also funded more moderate leaning leaning people as well as they fund the chamber who socially are more moderate. They've also refrained from putting some conservative candidates over their moderate candidates such qs JC Moore's seat and Jan Kessingers
@Tressin1 Yeah that's not how things work lol of you're going based off inferences that means we're relying on your emotion or opinion. That's not a scientific or reliable method of measurement
@Tressin1 What's your definition of sizable? A sizable amount of people in Kansas are in favor of a constitutional amendment and are against Medicaid expansion so what's sizable mean?
@Tressin1 Who is calling for this? You. You'll notice the media isn't reporting on the call for the name change because people aren't calling for it. A tiny group of people don't get to run society based on if they are offended or not. Because a group of atheists don't believe in angels
@Tressin1 People are offended by my conservative views so does that mean Twitter should block me and disallow my freedom of speech because a group of people are offended?
@KansasMidwives@Woodard4Kansas Unfortunately when given the chance he and others decided to gut the bill for something else. Instead of creating jobs and lowering healthcare prices for rural Kansans, theyd rather rely on government healthcare. Apparently throwing money at something and government solves all
@ourlves@WagleforKansas Most people in "poverty" won't be eligible for this program because they make too much. I think the math comes to 25 hours a week at 7.25 to reach the cap. Work more than that and you're no longer eligible. Same thing happened with ObamaCare. Your argument is a fallacy