So this isn't exactly a shocker and even as far back as the Summer everybody expected as much:
Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan will not seek re-election
That's nice, that's what everybody suspected this summer . . . Now here's the more important TKC part of the equation that newsies won't dare consider . . .
As always, what's more important is the future . . .
RIGHT NOW THE LEADING CANDIDATE TO REPLACE ROBIN IS KANSAS CITY, MO STATE REP. JASON KANDER!!!
But not so fast . . .
There's a couple of other names already in the mix . . .
Democrats across The Show-Me State are begging for Downtown State Rep. Mike Talboy to consider the job.
And then so many folks have speculated that Jackson County Executive Mike Sanders is going to run for a state office . . .
But here's what you d-bags haven't considered . . .
LOOK FOR THE GOP TO CALL UP A SERIOUS CANDIDATE FOR THE JOB NOW THAT IT'S VACANT AND THIS SECRETARY OF STATE ELECTION COULD BE A SERIOUS FIGHT GIVEN THIS SECOND GOP ELECTION WAVE AMID THE GREAT RECESSION!!!
If that's the case look for the Republicans to wage a nasty rural Missouri fight that nobody is going to like and is mostly aimed at deporting TKC.
DEVELOPING . . .
Mike is too scared to leave Eastern Jack.
ReplyDeleteVictor Callahan isn't. Run Vic Run
ReplyDeleteRobin is now free to help her brother spend that $100+ million of wind energy stimulus money he took from us.
ReplyDeleteMike Sanders will kick anyones behind that runs and will win. He is the best at politics and taking care of people. Go Mike Go, you can do it. Jackson County is behind you.
ReplyDeleteMaybe if we're lucky, nobama will not run.
ReplyDeleteRichard Nixon's dirty tricks guy, son of Donald Segretti, has moved to KC where he blogs comments. Sigh.
ReplyDeleteTony, you should bug spray the place out.
The state is begging Mike Talboy to run?
ReplyDeleteFunny.
Please cite some of these Democrats who are "begging" Talboy to run? Are they unfamiliar with his previous body of work including such highlights as losing 17 seats in the 2010 elections and bankrupting the House Democratic Campaign Committee?
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