Mediaboss Marketing

Libertarian Party-Promotion
Maayez Syed, Helen Foley, Jean Lee.

By: maayez syed

Read the original:
Libertarian Party-Promotion - Video

Stay up-to-date with KAKE News:

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) Libertarian Keen Umbehr has put his name on the November Kansas ballot for governor, saying residents want a government that is fair for all people all the time.

The 55-year-old Alma attorney filed the paperwork and paid a fee Tuesday to make his bid official.

Umbehr says taxes and civil liberties are first on his agenda. His running mate is his son, Dr. Josh Umbehr, a Wichita physician.

Republican Gov. Sam Brownback and his running mate, Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer, filed last week for their bid for a second term.

Democrat Paul Davis, the current House minority leader, is running for governor with Jill Docking as his running mate, but they have yet to file. The filing deadline is June 2. No other Democrats have entered the race.

Previous story:

Libertarian Keen Umbehr is preparing to file the paperwork and pay the fee to enter this year's race for Kansas governor.

The Kansas Libertarian Party nominated Umbehr, a lawyer from Alma, during its April convention. His campaign said Umbehr would file for governor Tuesday at the secretary of state's office in Topeka.

Republican Gov. Sam Brownback and his running mate, Lt. Gov. Jeff Colyer, filed last week for their bid for a second term.

Read the original here:
Libertarian to file for Kansas governor

Republicans #39; Obamacare betrayal
In the Spring of 2014, two Georgia state representatives fought to fully stop (or "nullify") Obamacare. Their biggest obstacle? Fellow Republicans. The vote: http://www.legis.ga.gov/Legislation/en...

By: Georgia Taxpayers United

Read the rest here:
Republicans' Obamacare betrayal - Video

-FinalWarning. vs RepuBlicaNs @GGC
Music: The Offspring - The Kids Aren #39;t Alright Gorillaz - Clint Eastwood blink-182 - Stay Together For The Kids Blink 182 - What #39;s My Age Again.

By: Cla -FinalWarning.

Excerpt from:
-FinalWarning. vs RepuBlicaNs @GGC - Video

A campaign leaflet at a Georgia rally.

WASHINGTON Republicans in Georgia are fighting to the finish in one of the most crowded and competitive Senate primaries in the country.

The race along with primaries in five other states on Tuesday -- will, like many others this election season, test the staying power of the Tea Party movement. And they will set the stage for what is expected to be a grueling midterm fight where Republicans are determined to flip the Senate.

A total of seven candidates are running in the GOP primary for an open seat in Georgia left by retiring Republican Sen. Saxby Chambliss.

Among the candidates is millionaire businessman David Perdue -- the cousin of former Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue -- and Rep. Jack Kingston, 22-year veteran of Congress.

Kingston and Perdue have been leading the polls,with former secretary of state Karen Handel following close behind.

Others in the packed race include Rep. Phil Gingrey and Rep. Paul Broun the outspoken physician who nabbed national headlines for calling evolution and the Big Bang Theory lies straight from the pit of hell.

A runoff is considered likely. If none of the candidates in Tuesdays race receives more than 50 percent of the vote, the top two will head to a July 22 runoff. The winner will then take on the Democratic rival in Novembers elections.

A May 14 Insider Advantage/Fox 5 Atlanta/Morris News Service poll has Perdue leading the pack with 27 percent of the vote. Kingston comes in at 19 percent, followed by Handel at 17 percent.

Of the top three, Handel is perhaps closest with the Tea Party movement, and has been endorsed by Tea Party Express. Tea Party-backed Ben Sasse won in last week's Nebraska GOP Senate primary, one of the few primary victories the movement has claimed so far this year.

Continue reading here:
Republicans fight for party mantle in Ga. Senate primary- Ga. Dem Senate hopeful mum on ObamaCare- Harassment claims ...