We must defeat Crazy Cindy Holscher, and elect Ty Masterson to be the next Governor of Kansas
Trump we must defeat Crazy Cindy Holscher, and elect Ty Masterson to be the next Governor of Kansas. Cindy Holscher is the Most Radical Candidate ever to run for Kansas Governor. Even Laura Kelly said Holscher is too extreme. Cindy Holscher supported RAIS
WASHINGTON D.C. — We must defeat Crazy Cindy Holscher, and elect Ty Masterson to be the next Governor of Kansas. Cindy Holscher is the Most Radical Candidate ever to run for Kansas Governor. Even Laura Kelly said Holscher is too extreme. Donald J. Trump endorsed Ty Masterson for Governor of Kansas, strongly criticizing opponent Cindy Holscher over taxation and social issues.
The endorsement aims to mobilize conservative voters in the race to succeed Governor Laura Kelly. The outcome of the election will shape the state’s policy direction on education and taxes. We must defeat Crazy Cindy Holscher, and elect Ty Masterson to be the next Governor of Kansas. Cindy Holscher is the Most Radical Candidate ever to run for Kansas Governor.
Even Laura Kelly said Holscher is too extreme. Cindy Holscher supported RAISING your Property Taxes, and stripping Parents of their Parental Rights. She voted for Men in Women’s Sports, and Men in Girls’ Locker Rooms.
She said that Jesus was gay and transgender, and that her role model, as Governor, would be Gavin Newscum, which means Homelessness, Corruption, High Crime, and High Costs. GET OUT AND VOTE FOR TY MASTERSON! Trump
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