To the editor:
It looks like Kansas leadership is suddenly in need of more backbone.
I think Gov. Parkinson’s capitulation to the coal interests shows just how much backbone left Kansas when Gov. Sebelius went to Washington, D.C., to take on heavier work.
Comments
LogicMan 4 years ago
Or could it be that Sebelius was just grandstanding to get a job in DC?
But it still should have been a nuclear plant instead of coal.
just_another_bozo_on_this_bus 4 years ago
Umm, newsflash, Pilgrim-- Sebelius's actions were every bit as constitutional as any actions by this legislature.
just_another_bozo_on_this_bus 4 years ago
No, it's a problem with your writing ability (to say the least.)
deskboy04 4 years ago
I think that it showed a lot of backbone to reach a compromise for the plant. Just because someone disagrees with your point of view....doesn't mean that they lack backbone.
Summerguuurl007 4 years ago
The new coal plant will be built with Kathy's $7,000 in back taxes that she had to cough up before moving to Washington.
kansastruthteller 4 years ago
Backbone? Remember how she told us that she wasn't interested in a Cabinet position because she was committed to the people of Kansas?
I guess she did have the backbone to sell you out.
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