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→Political career: In a remarkable political comeback, Kobach won in November 2022 to become the Kansas Attorney General.
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is the newly elected, strongly conservative Attorney General of Kansas in 2022, and formerly its Secretary of State of Kansas from 2011 to 2019.
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Reverted edits by JDano (talk) to last revision by 1990'sguy
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I did not revert all of your edits, just those that introduced bias. Look at the OJ Simpson article, we reported that he was charged and then acquitted. CP does not wait for convictions
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Undo revision 1364847 by JDano (talk) So, you revert ALL my edits while mentioning only one problem? I will ask Andy what he thinks.
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CP reports transgressions before criminal convictions. His website and emails are there for all to see, and he has not denied doing it. His entire history shows a lot of sloppyness
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Re-organize.
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Stop trying to add the info. This is an irrelevant complaint (very trivial) filed by some very trivial organization. This kind of thing happens all the time to all sorts of politicians. ONLY add it when there is a conviction. Can't you discuss this?
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The article only existed for a few days, and the info was in the article because you put it there. This is irrelevant trivia. Add it ONLY when he is arrested and goes to jail -- if it even happens. If not, I'm proven correct.
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This has been in the article since its start. You can't just keep taking it out for flimsy reasons just because you don't like the substance.
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Undo revision 1363382 by JDano (talk) So what? Trump has been president for such a short time, and even before being inaugurated he is under a huge "Russia" investigation. This is nothing in comparison.
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Mr. Kobach has only been a candidate for Gov for a month and is just starting with a federal appointment, but he is already under investigation for violating the Hatch Act, a criminal law.
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It is NOT newsworthy -- just because news organizations report on something does NOT mean we must add it. This is a STUB article--very little info. So, of the little info we add, this obscure trivia complaint by some obscure leftist org is most important?
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July 25, 2017
Newsworthy facts reported by at least two professional journalists
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Undo revision 1363173 by JDano (talk) Even *IF* copyright violation does not apply, you still did not explain why this is notable. As I said, people always complain when policy changes happen.
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See comments of SamHB
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Undo revision 1363158 by JDano (talk) That is a very ridiculous statement -- plagiarism is a serious offense regardless of whether the facts are true. Besides, how is this statement notable? ANSWER ME!
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no copyright violation. You can't copyright facts
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mLinks.
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Copyright violation still exists, and there is no reason to think this complaint is notable for inclusion. People complain whenever policy changes occur.
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Add.
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This is not notable, and it is copied from the Wikipedia article. (last paragraph of the "Commission on Election Integrity" section: https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Kris_Kobach&oldid=791606427
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