Yoder, running against Democrat Stephene Moore for the 3rd District congressional seat in Kansas, is a mile-a-minute, impressively informed politician.

Congressional Candidate Stephene Moore made two false claims today in a debate at the Johnson County Bar Association.

With less than a month to go before the November mid-term elections, Kansas 3rd District candidate Kevin Yoder reported today that he raised over $730K in the 3rd quarter alone.

You don’t need polls or political scientists to know that Kansas is a Republican state. No Democrat running for President has carried the state since 1964, and the last Democratic U.S. Senator from Kansas left office in 1939.

Today, Yoder for Congress unveiled the new website www.stephenemoore.com. This website chronicles the pitfalls of Mrs. Moore’s campaign such as: the number of days she has chosen to remain silent on whether or not she would vote for Nancy Pelosi as Speaker of the House…

Third District Congressional Candidate Kevin Yoder launched his first ad of the general election campaign today with a television advertisement that talks about job creation, taxes and spending.

Congressional Candidate Stephene Moore today gave a full-throated defense of Nancy Pelosi’s Washington agenda. Moore has been reluctant to debate and today she showed why as she whole-heartedly embraced more taxes and more spending.

A candidate I found who really understands this is Kevin Yoder, one of the “Young Guns,” running in Kansas’ Third Congressional District. Kevin and I have talked a lot about lowering taxes and cutting wasteful spending. This is a guy who gets it.

In a sign that her campaign has passed desperation on its way to a full-scale free fall, Congressional wannabe Stephene Moore opened her fall campaign- with an attack on Kevin Yoder for being fiscally responsible.

As you well know, members of Congress are headed back to Washington this week for the last legislative session before the mid-term elections. Under the current Congress unemployment has reached a staggering 9.5%, the national debt has toppled $13 trillion and our federal deficit sits at a whopping $1.6 trillion.