Kansas conservative gang leaders still on the move ... against workers, for Big Money!

Nation's Conservative Leaders Know:

"KANSAS WILL BELIEVE IT!"If nothing else readers should hand it to Sen. Sam "the Sham" Brownback for running quick to the smell of political blood sports.

Sen. Brownback and fellow Sen. Pat Roberts, as well as, Rep(s). Moran and Tiahrt were all too happy to endorse two budget busting "global wars on terror," cheer on the neoconservative world domination fantasies during the dark days of Vice President Dick "Darth" Cheney, and fool almost every voter in Kansas during the Bush years.

You could almost say that Kansas was at the Republican's robot core of the Death Star when it came to fighting Rebel Alliances. Every war critic was demonized as a terrorist sympathizer, or worse a "liberal" or a "Democrat" or even as Glenn Beck hysterical screams today "a Progressive." Religious law professor and former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline is even writing movie reviews warning all of the dangers lurking in the science fiction films today.

These people know just how gullible Kansans have become after decades of Republican rule in the state, all they have to say is "God" or "Liberty" or "conservative" and most Kansans will leap over the cliff with them. Despite the fact that they have golden parachutes, and over 300,000 in this state have no health insurance of any kind.Now let's be honest fellow Kansans ... we should quit repeating damn near every slogan out of their mouths ... like some version of the Kansas Republican Red Guards, waving those miniature Red Books (U.S. Constitution) everywhere.
You do still have a reality-based historical memory?
Why carry on with the same old pack of liars for leaders?

Why should we continue being made fools of, like we have some form of undiagnosed political Alzheimer's disease?Ex-Senior CIA analyst Ray McGovern, older than most elected officials mentioned here (and does not suffer such mental lapses) delivered the daily presidential briefs to Bush, Sr. and other presidents. He pointed out Kansas Senator Pat Roberts political condition as late as March 8, 2007: "

"This piece of 'intelligence' smelled so bad that then-Secretary of State Colin Powell, who threw everything but the kitchen sink into his (in)famous UN speech of Feb. 5, 2003, deemed it below his very low threshold. A month later, the International Atomic Energy Agency director, Mohamed ElBaradei, told the UN Security Council that the documents upon which the story was based were "obvious" fakes-forgeries.

Pat Roberts, R-Kansas, then-chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, rebuffed an urgent appeal from ranking member Jay Rockefeller, D-West Virginia, to have the FBI investigate the forgery. Cheney told him not to, and so Roberts said that would be 'inappropriate.'" - Why Cheney Lashed out at Wilson, Consortium News. (Ed. note, Flyer emphasis.)

Now I know once the word "liberty" is yelled out, most of us just start jumping up and down and yell back, "Where do we run with our guns?" Well, check out what Sen. Roberts had to say about those precious civil liberties we enjoyed until the Bush years came along, click here.

Let's face it Kansans, most of these elitist hooligans in this essay, are out to keep on top of us, even if it costs the kids their lives, health and future in some ignominious war for their business cronies, or yes, even the whole planet. If it gets in the way of their profit domination myths about the "free market," we and our children are toast.

Take Sen. Brownback and his relatives collecting big farming government checks, now how many of you have heard his conservative followers curse those welfare bums in the big cities, day-in and day-out, like there ain't no poverty among the neighbors in Kansas? Honestly, how many times have you said it, or heard it said? Well, click here, or here and here.

And these "leaders" don't give a rat's ass about your Tea Party movements either.

Unless they can use it to keep us divided and at each others throats, while they install another wind generator or solar panel on their million dollar ranch houses, or hire a mercenary army to protect it, they are just buying time and security while we spit on others, call each other names, or just plain kill each other off, for them the "haves."

The "leaders" are into cheer leading and spin. They pump their millionaire media mouthpieces, send out the clowns (pimps) and repeat the lies enough to know that after enough times, wrapped in enough red, white and blue: "The Kansans will believe it." We'll believe anything, or so they think.

So Tea Party folks, you can wave your toy copies of the U.S. Constitution around all you want, dress up in colonial costumes, wave your hands in the air talking in tongues about a Christian Nation all you want. Just so long as we keep our mouths shut and are ready to carry out all manner of shenanigans on the blood soaked butcher wagons of conservative politics running through Kansas and over the working poor.

Brownback's recent "endorsement" of the state's extreme conservatives' plot to waste Kansas taxpayers' money in pointless state-sponsored lawsuits against the federal government is apparent in the deceptive "Health Care Freedom Amendment" working it's way through the state chambers this week.

There are many cohorts in this criminal plot to kill off the under-insured and unprotected with sickness and forgetful wars; Ks. Sen. Mary Pilcher Cook, Shawnee, or Rep. Scott Schwab of Olathe along with many many more in the legislature have recently had a send-up. It came in the form of a woman named Corrie Edwards.

She is the executive director of the Kansas Health Consumer Coalition, according to The Pitch editor which called her for a recent article,

"Edwards has a reality-based idea of which Kansas voices actually need to be heard." The Health Care Freedom Amendment pushers, she says, "are taking a bold step of saying, 'We don't want more Kansans to have access to care.' I wouldn't want to be the one making that decision. I wouldn't want to face my constituents."

The most misleading argument against reform, Edwards says, is "that it's going to cost a buttload of money." But, she notes, "this is the amount of money we spend in just a few months with the war in Iraq and Afghanistan and bailing out the wealthiest companies in the country. I don't want to hear any more about how this is going to cost us all this money. That price tag of $940 billion looks like a lot of money, but when you think about what we spend on everything else, it's not a lot of money. It's just not. And research has shown it'll decrease our deficit over the next 20 years."

Besides, she says, "I want people to think about how much it's costing middle class folks as far as a hidden tax -- when people who are uninsured go to emergency rooms or don't pay their medical bills. Right now the middle class is the bearer of these expenses."

Though the reform legislation from Washington might still be flawed, at least it will impose some regulation. "Finally we'll have some rules," Edwards says. "We need rules because the industry has just simply taken advantage of this situation. When you can go to the hospital and you're paying $50 for a bandage, or $120 for an aspirin. We got a call the other day: A woman went to the ER at St. Francis in Topeka thinking she was having a heart attack. They told her that she wasn't -- and billed her $738 for being told, 'You're not having heart attack.' We hear these stories every single day. This is real life." ...


But apparently not among the delusional running to the thunder of the conservatives guns and giving them such a bad name.

Yet some how maybe they'll quit running in the direction they say the guns are thundering.

Glenn Beck says it's all the progressives fault.

Sean Hannity blames the liberals, for the millionth time.

Karl Rove will claim it was the democrats who told him about the WMD's and the "global wars on terror." War criminals have such a way with words.

Most of them will be at the Sprint Center, Kansas City this coming April 10th for what some are calling the "Take America Back" tour (at a Wall Street Recession-proof $45/ticket).

The local radio blowtorch 710am, KCMO is blasting out commercials for it at an incredible rate each day. Check out the link above and carefully note the sponsors from Kansas, it foretells much about where the Kansas Big Oil money flows.

Maybe it might be time to start whispering the word "mutiny" to conservative Kansans.

If anything, just to prove how clueless this Kansas pack of big spending war criminals really are in a Republic.