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TOPEKA The Republican chairman of a Kansas House committee that will redraw the state’s congressional districts is considering a run against Democratic Rep. Sharice Davids in a Kansas City-area district.
State Rep. Chris Croft, of Overland Park, met last month with National Republican Congressional Committee chairman Tom Emmer to discuss his potential entry into the race in Kansas’ 3rd Congressional District, which includes Wyandotte, Johnson and part of Miami counties, The Kansas City Star reported.
Croft said he was strongly considering the race against Davids, who is the state’s lone Democrat in Congress. She is seeking a second term in a race that is expected to draw a lot of attention as Democrats try to protect their narrow majority in the House.
The Story of the Grand Collective Project That Launched Yuri Gagarin Into Space 13/04/2021
A mural depicting Yuri Gagarin, created by Jorit in Odintsovo, Russia, August 2019. Photo: Jorit
When I used to live in Paris, I took the Metro to the end of the line one day and spent an afternoon wandering between Ivry and Villejuif. The area may not be as picturesque as the tourist zones of central Paris, but it has its own memorable spots, like the Yuri Gagarin Aquatic Stadium with its Olympic-length pool, perched at the intersection between Karl Marx Avenue and Yuri Gagarin Street.
Ivry-sur-Seine, a Communist stronghold since the 1920s, was then also the location of a housing complex called Cité Gagarine, inaugurated by the man himself during a visit to France in 1963. The municipal government knocked it down in 2019, having put up posters for the demolition that bore the message “Good Bye Gagarine” in English with Soviet-style lettering. You could hardly blame the�
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The GOP is borrowing a page from Democrats 2018 playbook.
Jen Kiggans, a former Navy pilot who now serves as a Virginia
state senator and nurse practitioner, is expected to formally launch a run next week. | AP Photo/Steve Helber
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Republicans blew a chance at winning the House majority in 2020, with a number of weak recruits unable to take advantage of a better-than-expected national environment on Election Day.
To avoid a similar fate in the 2022 midterms, the GOP is taking a page out of Democrats 2018 playbook: finding veterans to run for office.
In the first three months of the off-year, party recruiters are reporting a surge of enthusiasm from a diverse crop of prospective candidates, including women and people of color. National Republican Congressional Committee leaders have so far talked to 112 recruits in their 47 target districts. But