The next Third Saturday Breakfast is March 20th

The March Wyandotte County Third Saturday Democratic Breakfast will meet Saturday, March 20th at Granny's Chicken Ranch, 1340 Village West Parkway. Kansas State Senators Tom Holland and Anthony Hensley will be our speakers. Tom is the Democratic candidate for Governor and Anthony is the Democratic Leader of the Kansas Senate.

A buffet is available at 8:15 am and the program begins at 9:15. Cost for the buffet is ten dollars, which includes tax, service and tip; seven dollars for students and those with limited income.

All Democrats are welcome to attend. Reservations are requested by Friday, March 19, but not required. To RSVP Email Scott Mackey or call the county Democratic Party office at 913-287-2300.

Sixty-five Democrats attended our February Breakfast to hear State Senator David Haley and State Representative Louis Ruiz speak. Special guests in attendance were Congressman Dennis Moore, Stephene Moore and former Kansas City, Missouri Mayor Charles Wheeler.

America's Workers Can't Wait Any Longer

We recently learned that the Senate and the White House cut a last-minute deal with obstructionist Republicans to approve some of President Obama’s nominees. But guess who was left out of the deal? Yup, that’s right: working people.

Craig Becker and Mark Pearce, highly respected labor lawyers whom President Obama nominated for seats on the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB), weren’t included in the deal. Meanwhile, the NLRB, tasked with protecting American workers’ rights, has been handicapped with vacancies for the past two years.

Enough is enough. Call the White House switchboard today and demand that President Obama fight Republican obstructionism and use his executive power to appoint Craig Becker and Mark Pearce to the NLRB during the Presidents Day recess.

Call the White House NOW: (800) 705-7083.

Becker already has received majority backing in the Senate and both won committee support, but the Republican minority has continually blocked their appointments. America’s working people are getting short shrift and it’s past time to do something about it. Workers need an NLRB that can enforce the National Labor Relations Act and protect workers' rights—not an NLRB handicapped by vacancies.

Have you seen this?

Wondering what the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act -- President Obama's stimulus bill -- has accomplished? Look at this:

Learn more about the stimulus and the road to recovery

One year ago tomorrow, after tens of thousands of you shared stories and called your representatives, the President signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.

And while this anniversary isn't a cause for celebration, there is reason to be optimistic. This chart makes it clear: We're on the road to recovery.

Still, we know there is a long way to go. Many Americans are still struggling, and creating jobs remains President Obama's top priority.

Click here to learn more about the President's record on the economy, what we're doing to put more Americans back to work, and get easy-to-share information you can pass on to friends and family:

http://my.barackobama.com/Recovery

A MAJORITY OF REPUBLICANS NATIONALLY BELIEVE THAT OBAMA IS NOT A CITIZEN AND WAS NOT LEGALLY ELECTED

Fifty-two percent of republicans believe that ACORN stole the election for Obama last November. Another twenty-four percent aren't sure. Here is an article from the Talking Points Memo website that gives the November poll results: TPM article

And here is a Politico.com article about a July poll that found fifty-eight percent of republicans believe that Barack Obama was not born in the United States or "don't know":

And here is another TPM article about an August poll in North Carolina that shows 7% of republicans in that state don't believe Hawaii is a part of the US. Another 4% aren't sure. TPM article

Democratic Campaigns 2010

Attorney General
Steve Six
Email - info@stevesix.com
Phone - 785-354-1636
Address - P.O. Box 478, Topeka KS 66601
Website - http://www.stevesix.com/
Campaign Contact - Matt Sinovic


Secretary of State

Chris Biggs

State Treasurer

Dennis McKinney
Email - mckinneyforkansas@gmail.com
Phone - 785.234.0425 x 7
Address - PO BOX 2754, Topeka, KS 66601
Campaign Contact - Lindsay Gentry

US Senate

Charles Schollenberger
Website - http://www.schollenberger2010.com
Wyandotte County Campaign Contact - Serena Hein, Serenahein@kc.rr.com


Congress

Raj Goyle for Congress - KS-04
Email - info@rajforkansas.com
Phone - 316-681-8133
Address - P.O. Box 780971, Wichita, KS 67278
Website - http://www.rajforkansas.com/
Campaign Contact - Mitch Wallace

2008 Election Results

Election results for the 2008 General Election comparing how Wyandotte County voted to the rest of Kansas.

Key

D - Democrat

r - republican

l - libertarian

f - reform

i - independent

2008 President/Vice President race

Candidate
Wyandotte
Statewide
D-Obama and Biden
69 % (38,482)
41 % (498,074)
r-McCain and Palin
29 % (6,242)
57 % (683,524)
l-Barr and Root
0.3 % (183)
1 % (6,552)
f-Baldwin and Castle
0.3 % (185)
0 % (4,040)
i-Nader and Gonzalez  0.7 % (406) 1% (10,206)

2008 Kansas United States Senate Race

Candidate
Wyandotte
Statewide
D-Jim Slattery
66 % (34,832)
36 % (428,098)
r-Pat Roberts
31 % (16,222)
60 % (710,194)
l-Randall L Hodgkinson
2 % (1,201)
1 % (24,860)
f-Joseph L. Martin
2 % (893)
2 % (15,938)

2008 United States House of Representatives 003 Race

Candidate
Wyandotte
District Wide
D-Dennis Moore
75 % (39,887)
56% (197,642)
r-Nick Jordan
22 % (11,554)
40 % (139,674)
f-Roger D. Tucker
2 % (881)
1 % (3,821)
l-Joe Bellis 2 % (1,131)  3 % (9,768)

2008 Kansas Senate Race District 005

Candidate
Wyandotte
District Wide
D-Kelly Kultala
58 % (7,789)
52 % (14,754)
r-Steve Fitzgerald
42 % (5,623)
48 % (13,493)

2008 Kansas House of Representatives Race District 039

Candidate
Wyandotte
District Wide
D-Joe Novak
54 % (1,556)
49 % (7,657)
r-Owen Donohoe
46 % (1,327)
51 % (8,061)

For complete Kansas election results please visit the Kansas Secretaty of States Website

Newly elected Democratic Central Committee

The Wyandotte County Democratic Central Committee met this Tuesday evening, December 16 at the Reardon Center to elect officers. They are:

Chair- Scott Mackey
Vice Chair- JoAnn Wisdom
Secretary- Carol Finney
Treasurer- Barbara Ikerd
Sargent-At-Arms- James Connelly

Ward Captains:
Ward 2- Clyde Townsend
Ward 3- Victor Harris
Ward 4- Mike Peterson
Ward 5- Mike Moroney
Ward 7- Janet Alvey Powell
Ward 8- Roy Wiltrout
Ward 9- Shirley Ikerd
Ward 10- Cedric Patton
Ward 11- LaVert Murray
Ward 12- Mike Quinn
Ward 13- Serena Hein
Ward 14- Matt Watkins
Bonner Springs- Shane Gagnebin
Edwardsville- Margaret Shriver

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