
Moran Family
Over the past year, I have been encouraged by Kansans from all corners of the state to seek the seat in the United States Senate being vacated by Sam Brownback. On November 6, 2008, I filed the appropriate paperwork with the Federal Election Commission that allows me to begin accepting contributions for that race.
I am now a candidate for the United States Senate.
My wife Robba and I appreciate our many friends and supporters. It is only through your work that I have been able to work for you in Washington, D.C. – something I hope to continue in the U.S. Senate.
Over the course of the next two years, I will work hard to fully understand the issues and challenges facing all Kansans. The makeup of Congress has changed significantly as a result of the 2008 election. More than ever, Kansas and America needs thoughtful, forward-thinking leaders who bring common sense values to the public policy process and a desire to work together toward real solutions to the challenges we face.
I am grateful for your friendship and thank you for your support. As always, I encourage your input and ideas. I pledge to work with you and for you to see that good things continue to happen in this state we call home. Kansas.
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