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In Governors’ Races, Is Conservative Governance on the Ballot Too?
Four years ago, Republican Sam Brownback was elected Governor of Kansas with double the votes of his Democratic opponent. He declared his administration would be a “real live experiment” in achieving prosperity by reducing the role of government and creating a model for other states.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readFour years ago, Republican Sam Brownback was elected Governor of Kansas with double the votes of his Democratic opponent. He declared his administration would be a “real live experiment” in achieving prosperity by reducing the role of government and creating a model for other states.
Some Republican business interests aren’t feeling the sunshine. They’re supporting Brownback’s Democratic opponent, Paul Davis.
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2 of 3Will Tax Cuts Backfire on Republican Governors?- 1:15Dallas Ebola Patient Dies; Enhanced Screening at U.S. Airports
- 8:01In Governors’ Races, Is Conservative Governance on the Ballot Too?You’re reading this
- 44:51How Humanitarian Aid and Good Intentions Failed South Sudan