Thank God, Stephene Moore revealed her true self before Election Day!

The state of Delaware does not have a monopoly on witches. San Francisco, Alaska, and Florida, among other localities, are all well represented by women of both parties who abuse the ‘privilege’ of being a witch. The state of Kansas has contributed to the coven, with former Governor Sebelius heading up our nation’s Stealth-Care system.

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Now, with convergence of Halloween and the midterm election fast approaching, we are being treated to a witch’s brew from the cauldron of Stephene Moore. Desperation can reveal the true spirit within a person from his/her carefully orchestrated campaign and advertising persona. When a candidate is on the wrong side of virtually every political issue and fading in the polls, all-too-often, he/she resorts to desperate and amateurish tactics to change the focus of the debate. By attacking Kevin Yoder, Stephene Moore has managed to accomplish two things. She has been able to put Kevin Yoder on the defensive, and, more importantly (no pun intended), she has attempted to alter the debate from the core issues of importance to all of us in the 3rd Congressional District of Kansas to an attempt of personal destruction. I am a registered Independent who has voted for Mr. Yoder, but he is on probation. My initial question to the tag-team of Moore/Moore is this: If the Yoder traffic-stop and breathalyzer issue is so darned important, and a political disqualifier, why wasn’t it made public earlier, especially since the incident occurred over 20 months ago? Secondly, is this what we should expect as Stephene Moore’s modus operandi, should she be elected to office? Ultimately, do we really want to have someone of this questionable character representing us in Congress? I’ve waited 12 years for the opportunity to be represented! Let’s review the facts. Dennis Moore said he is retiring because he wanted to spend more time with his family. Any politically-astute individual realized this was just another in a litany of ‘questionable comments and assertions’ to which we have been subjected for the past 12 years. When the ‘Demoncrat’ Party failed in fielding a ‘qualified’ candidate for this election, it drafted Ms. Moore to capitalize upon ‘name recognition.’ She subscribes to the same, brutally injurious positions that Mr. Moore was unwilling to defend to an open town-hall forum of his constituency in 2009. Among these positions is a jack-booted adherence to supporting the stealth Obama-Care and Financial Reform bills, and the disastrous Cap-&-Trade legislation. Haven’t you asked yourself, ‘Why is McDonald’s and 29 other companies being given a ‘stay-of-execution’ in being a participant in the ‘idiotological’ stealth-care legislation, and will I be able to obtain the same consideration?’ Stephene Moore is a nurse, yet she is willing to look past her responsibility as a health-care provider to march to the Democratic drumbeat! Additionally, President Obama is on the record on tape stating that he wants to raise the cost of coal to, necessarily, put the coal industry out of business. If you live in the 3rd Congressional District of Kansas, what do you think is the leading source of your relatively inexpensive utility bill? Are her positions in your best interests? Can you afford to vote for another 2 years of taxation without representation? A Blue Dog Democrat is still Blue and a dog! Kevin Yoder and his Campaign Manger should have expected the very worst from the very worst, but it can be difficult to think that low. The old saying ‘If it bleeds, it leads’ is the media’s mantra. Because ratings drive the media almost as much as the Progressive agenda, Mr. Yoder would do well to address this issue head-on, putting the media at bay, and closing out his campaign on a high note heading into November 2nd. We certainly don’t need any more tricks coming out of Congress!