TOPEKA, Kan. – A federal judge on Wednesday found Secretary of State Kris Kobach in contempt of court in a case involving Kansas voting laws, her latest rebuke of the Republican candidate for governor.
Kobach is considered a GOP frontrunner despite his constant court battles involving voter fraud and strict voting requirements that he has pushed while in office as the state’s top election official.
In her ruling, U.S. District Judge Julie Robinson in Kansas City, Kan., referred repeatedly to Kobach as acting “disingenuously.”
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The Secular Jurist 
If trump could be president so could this piece of S&%T.
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He could!
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Not only is Kobach not fit to be Governor, he’s not fit to run a PTA meeting. He belongs in prison or a hospital.
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