Kansas City Candidate Seeks Congress Seat in Primary
A Kansas candidate outlines six years in the state house and senate, seeking the Republican nomination for Congress in the Second District. He frames his run as a defense of core principles and calls for open primaries, while touching on local governance, Panama Canal views, and party unity amid debate over delegate selection.
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Journal-World
McKinley and the phrase playing the game in primaries
An analysis of why McKinley's remark using the phrase playing the game stirred reaction among Republicans. The piece notes the term's long, neutral history and suggests his accidental honesty exposed underlying political theories as the campaign season began.
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