Last quarter, Rep. Kevin Yoder sent shockwaves through the political establishment in Kansas by raising 233K in less than a month. Now, Yoder has surpassed that incredible fundraising benchmark by raising nearly $267,000 during this 1st quarter--bringing his total fundraising to over $500,000. And this was all done without personal loans to his campaign.
To put that in perspective: Kevin's fundraising prowess surpasses that of leading candidates for statewide office, clearly demonstrating the excitement and energy here in the 3rd District to replace Dennis Moore with a real fiscal conservative.
Kevin Yoder has decisively maintained momentum as the clear frontrunner for the Republican nomination and the overall favorite to win the GOP primary and beat Stephene Moore in November.
The 3rd District is clearly responding to Kevin Yoder's message of fiscal restraint, accountability, and reigning in Washington spending and regulation. Yoder will cast his first vote against Nancy Pelosi for speaker, unlike Congressman Moore's wife, who has already pledged to be a party-line vote for government healthcare, cap-and-tax, expensive and economically counter-productive stimulus bills, and abortion-on-demand.
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5 comments:
If he's on the ballot in November, he will have my vote. I'm a staunch Independent who typically doesn't vote for either party, but the ramming through of the health care monstrosity was a last straw for me and gives me little choice, unfortunately, except to vote for whomever the repubs stick on the ballot this fall in the House race.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lPTiTYDOQd8
Wow.
Wow.
http://rationalnationusa.blogspot.com/2010/04/does-choice-f-parties-rally-make.html
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