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Since 1932, Republicans have won every U.S. Senate election in Kansas. It is, by far, the longest winning streak of its kind in the upper chamber of Congress.

However, political scientist Bob Beatty of Washburn University believes the race between incumbent Republican Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall and Democrat Rev. Adam Hamilton is going to become a critical matchup to watch in this year’s midterms.

Beatty thinks that Hamilton’s ability to communicate — which he honed as a pastor — has helped him tremendously in his campaign. Plus, he has been a very successful fundraiser so far.

“He did jump in the race and raised a million dollars in one week,” Beatty told KCUR's Up To Date. “And I knew immediately that we've got a race in Kansas.”

Do you think the seat will flip?

If there is baseball, they will come...

Thoughts on the Royals at the Field of Dreams in 2027. Obviously these are internet sleuthed rumors, but a Midwestern boy can dream...

People will come Ray, people will definitely come...

🌽👩🏽‍🌾👑🌾

Some mods make it clear, you don't have to interact with people you don't want to, you don't have to respond to people and you are free to block them.

But, you shouldn't be able to use respond and block to "get the last word". Yes, I will be honest I have brought this up and got the response "they don't owe you their interaction"... Ok, but they decided to have a conversation and then decided they get the last word.

Is this petty to be upset about? Yes, so I already know that, but I still am interested in opinions.

Is it too much to hope the Senate Race is competitive?

Hamilton seems about as "Republican" as a Democrat can get. Marshall doesn't concern himself with the people in the state but rather his own personal agenda and serves the national party (you know who). He doesn't even reside in the state, except in the most technical sense of the word.

Is Kansas as fed up as the rest of the country and willing to send a message we aren't happy with what's going on in the House, Senate and White House?

We all know subs have rules and there is little room to argue. However, subs have norms that we also notice. A sub may allow a lot of smack talk even to the point of rules violations.

You might see other subs content or different news articles and social media posts seemingly allowed and then others that are similar removed/taken down.

Seemingly similar posts and comments being removed sometimes, allowed other times.

So, do subs consider the norms that seem to exist in their communities when considering rules violations and bans?

Lauren was booked on Timcast IRL but apparently wasn't aware Tim wouldn't be on his own show .

They are all in Vegas this weekend, so I'm sure we will hear more about this.

Not showing up to your own show seems cowardly.

It says you can reply to the message with questions. Every time I have done that (one response asking to clarify), I'll just get muted or banned.

Does anyone here have experience with the Chiefs season ticket waitlist. I assume it is long.

How did you get your season tickets?

What happened on the waitlist? How long? How did you get notified?

Last question: Do you think there will be a protest refusal to renew when they eventually move to Kansas?

I do love the Chargers kits and prefer most teams who are either classic or retro. Rams should go back to the classic LA Rams look.

Who is your #1?

Who is your #32?

Since Destiny talked to him back when he was trying to branch out into more mainstream "across the aisle" conversation, this might interest some.

The video on YouTube just has the words mentioned in the article:

"Hi, everybody. I’m pleased to let you know that we’re going to release a lecture a week from my extensive tour archive, beginning this Sunday and then repeating every Sunday after that.

This allows me to do something interesting and useful while I’m otherwise incapacitated. My health is such at the moment that I can’t really return to podcasting or public lecturing."

Is this going to bring JBP back into relevancy ?

Complete blows off ICE murders, of course, Bill doesn't bring it up at all.

https://youtu.be/liF-oaTxOoM?is=05DI7ewfR9JYa2dk

Went up to the lake and pulled out a couple of nice "Charlie" for dinner

For the YouTube only crowd