Political campaigns lean on social media over traditional media
Candidates in Kansas races increasingly bypass mainstream outlets, favoring online platforms like Facebook and Twitter to control messages. Experts note the trend toward micro targeting and direct supporter engagement, while warning campaigns will eventually need traditional media for late stage broad reach.
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Margie Wakefield
Davis
Daily
Kos
Chapman Rackaway
Fort Hays State University
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Sam Brownback
Brownback
Genevieve Wood
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Conservative Heritage Foundation
Mark Dugan
Dugan
Rackaway
Matt MacWilliams
University of Massachusetts In
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Kansas
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Twitter
Clay Barker
Kansas Republican Party
GOP
Barker
Barack
Obama
Kyle Perkey
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Perkey
Fort Hays
Peter Hancock Contact Details
Peter Hancock can be reached at 832-7259. Email him at phancock jworld.com.
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Brownback denounces prairie chicken lawsuit against federal protections
Kansas governor attacks a Washington lawsuit by Defenders of Wildlife Center for Biological Diversity and WildEarth Guardians seeking stronger steps to protect the lesser prairie chicken. The groups urge listing as endangered. Kansas counters with state laws denying federal authority and opposing further conservation fees. Brownback calls the groups extremist and says the suit aims to devastate agriculture and energy sectors.
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Topeka
Kansas
Sam Brownback
Washington
Defenders of Wildlife
Center For Biological Diversity
WildEarth Guardians
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Colorado
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Jason Rylander
Brownback
Schneiders challenge 2010 pill mill convictions in Kansas
Dr Stephen Schneider and his wife Linda Schneide r defend against appeal claims of ineffective counsel in a federal filing. Convicted in 2010 of conspiracy unlawfully prescribing drugs health care fraud and money laundering for a Haysville clinic tied to 68 overdose deaths they received 30 and 33 year sentences. The 50 page filing argues prescriptions had legitimate medical purposes and conduct fell within professional bounds.
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Wichita
Kansas
Haysville
Stephen Schneider
Linda Schneider
Schneiders
Schneider
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