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Published on -7/29/2010, 11:49 AM

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It seems you are only as relevant as the press says you are.

Called up a major news network here in Kansas with a press release about my campaign: "Well this isn't exactly news," the director said. So let me get this straight: I'm running in a race for state office in a primary where winner takes all and that isn't news? "You said it, not me" was his response.

Try walking in my shoes.

Robert Tilford, La Crosse,

Republican candidate for Kansas state representative, District 118

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