Brownback

Source: blogs.wsj.com --- 39 days ago
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Source: www.npr.org --- 41 days ago
Sen. Sam Brownback (R-KS) says the selection of Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin as John McCain's running mate is a hit with the GOP's religious wing. He describes the mood of social conservatives as "pumped," saying Republicans have had no excitement in four years. ...

Source: www.topix.com --- 19 days ago
The Senate approves a measure that requires doctors to give expectant mothers more comprehensive information if they receive a positive test for Down syndrome. ...

Source: www.nationalreview.com --- 14 days ago
Ted Kennedy and I do something for families open to life. ...

Source: www.kansascity.com --- 19 days ago
TOPEKA | Sen. Sam Brownback has introduced legislation that would create a new tool for U.S. diplomacy. ...

Source: www.kansascity.com --- 39 days ago
On Friday, when U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback met with reporters in the state capitol to praise Sarah Palin, he was coy - but not dismissive - about a run for Kansas governor. ...

Source: blogs.kansascity.com --- 26 days ago
There's been some talk that, depending on who wins the presidential election, the U.S. might shut down its facility for enemy combatants in Guantanamo Bay. Sam Brownback reminded the Senate yesterday that he strongly opposes sending any detainees to Fort... ...

Source: www.kansascity.com --- 39 days ago
Here is the prepared copy of the speech U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kansas, gave at the Republican National Convention tonight. John McCain is a friend of mine, a colleague and an inspiration. ...

Source: src.senate.gov --- 22 days ago
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Source: www.kansascity.com --- 19 days ago
Doctors would have to give more comprehensive information to expectant mothers who receive a diagnosis of Down syndrome or other medical conditions under a measure approved by the Senate. ...

Source: primebuzz.kcstar.com --- 39 days ago
On Friday, when U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback met with reporters in the state capitol to praise Sarah Palin, he was coy - but not dismissive - about a run for Kansas governor. "I will stand by my commitments to not seek a third term," said Brownback, the Kansas Republican. But apparently up in the Twin Cities, Brownback said he's definitely considering the idea. Who will he face? Not Sebelius; term limits mean she's done after this term. Most Democrats expect Lt. Gov. Mark Parkinson to run. How about House Minority Leader Dennis McKinney? read more ...

Source: www.pittsburghlive.com --- 35 days ago
U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback, a conservative Kansas Republican, touted the party's pro-life platform in a speech to about 90 people attending a Pennsylvania Catholics for McCain forum at Seton Hill University in Greensburg. ...

Source: primebuzz.kcstar.com --- 12 days ago
A press release from Sen. Pat Roberts' web site: "I understand and share the concerns Kansans have about the turmoil in the financial market," Senator Roberts said. "Like all Kansans, I want to make sure we have stability in our markets and our economy. "However, Kansans – by the thousands – have made clear to me that the financial plan currently before the Congress is not acceptable. I agree. It is not clear this plan will get the job done. "The plan permits taxpayer dollars to be used to buy assets of foreign financial institutions that have a presence in the United States. If U.S. taxpayer dollars are going to be put at risk, those dollars should be used to shore up U.S. based companies. read more ...

Source: primebuzz.kcstar.com --- 41 days ago
Kansas Sen. Sam Brownback poured cold water today on the idea that he'd be John McCain's attorney general. "Highly illogical," Brownback said in an interview with Prime Buzz. The reason: Democratic Gov . Kathleen Sebelius would pick Brownback's successor, and she'd undoubtedly pick a Democrat. And with Democrats gunning for a fillibuster-proof 60-seat majority, that probably won't happen. "I just don't see why people can conjecture up ideas like that," Brownback said from St. Paul where he's attending this week's convention. read more ...

Source: blogs.kansas.com --- 43 days ago
On a cold day in January last year, Sen. Sam Brownback stood in a room full of friends in Topeka and said his family was taking its “first steps on the yellow brick road to the White House.” Nine months later, the walk was over. Brownback stood before microphones in a room full of friends in [...] ...

Source: www.kansas.com --- 43 days ago
On a cold day in January last year, Sen. Sam Brownback stood in a room full of friends in Topeka and said his family was taking its "first steps on the yellow brick road to the White House." Nine months later, the walk was over. Brownback stood before microphones in a room full of friends in Topeka to say the yellow brick road -- and his campaign funds and showings in the polls -- had stopped short. It was the first presidential campaign for a relatively unknown conservative Christian Kansan in a race that included war heroes, a New York City mayor and an energetic, bass-playing former Baptist minister. Yet this week, the 51-year-old will be on the stage he wanted to be on, on the day he wanted to speak, at the Republican National Convention in St. Paul. He speaks three spots before nominee John McCain. ...

Source: blogs.kansas.com --- 40 days ago
EDINA, Minn. — For a minute there, it almost seemed like Sen. Sam Brownback, a staunch conservative and strong supporter of Sen. John McCain, was going to endorse Sen. Barack Obama. “I think what Obama has tapped into is what Regan did so well and that’s just the optimism and hope of the American public,” he [...] ...

Source: www.kansas.com --- 39 days ago
Sen. Sam Brownback made a run for the presidency and he's eyeing the governor's seat. But tonight he was all about Sen. John McCain. ...

Source: www2.ljworld.com --- 39 days ago
U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kan., said he is considering running for Kansas governor in 2010. ...

Source: www.kansas.com --- 25 days ago
The government is acting appropriately to stabilize fluid capital markets, Sen. Sam Brownback said Thursday. And it must look at what it can do to keep the economy moving forward, he said. "This is a very difficult situation," Brownback said on a conference call with reporters. Had American International Group, the nation's largest insurer, gone into bankruptcy, "you have this cascading effect that everybody else has to write down their assets because of the backing AIG had for them," Brownback said. That would put a number of institutions in a "very difficult spot," he said. ...