An Explanation

As reported last night, Sue Boldra has jumped into the race just 24 hours within our draft movement being created. We are happy with our success and look forward to continue our promotion of Sue Boldra. When she wins, just remember who was there from the beginning.

There has been a bit of confusion on the blogosphere in regard to Sue's statement that she put out last night on her official website:

"I look forward to a campaign focused on the issues important to all Kansans, devoid of inter-party and bi-partisan bickering." -- Sue Boldra

Many folk across Kansas this morning were pondering "what does Sue Boldra mean by this?"

We have the answer.

Inter-party bickering is a reference to the Senate primary race between Snarlin' Arlen Specter and Pat Toomey. They HATED each other! They wanted to rip their heads off! Sue Boldra will have none of this and will work her best to keep Pat Toomey or Arlen Specter out of the 2008 Senate primary. She doesn't care which one, but there will be none more than one.

Bi-partisan bickering is when both parties come together as one to bicker. This was best seen on the floor of the Senate when Dick Cheney told Pat Leahy to go.... ummm... you know. Uh. Look it up, there might be children reading this. In order to avoid such a scene between Pat Toomey and Arlen Specter, Boldra will make sure to join forces with the Democrats to keep one of them out. After all, if they were BOTH to win the primary, one would have to run as a Democrat. Hence, the cartoon, should she decide she wants to knock out Specter.

What are the long-term goals in all of this? We're not quite sure, but we like it. We like it ALOOOTTTT.