Bill Graves campaigns on the right and governs on the left. He's running an ad on Christian radio taking credit for all the pro-life legislation that was passed in the last four years, and we all know he is very much pro choice and only signed those bills because he had no choice. He should have stayed at his post as chairman and supported the popular incumbant. As a challenger from the far right, he defeats his former purpose as party leader and becomes a radical. Graves has had a successful first term.
Graves seems to represent the moderate, reasonable voter.
Miller represents the extreme right faction. Us Copyright 1998 Topeka Capital-Journal. All rights reserved .