A federal political action committee that vowed to fight the "left-wing assault" on the classroom saw a dramatic falloff in electing its Kansas candidates this year after enjoying some moderate success two years ago.
The 1776 Project PAC, led by political strategist Ryan Girdusky, won just two of the 13 school board races it's played in and was shut out in Johnson County.
The PAC considered the Blue Valley races among its top targets nationally this year, and Girdusky went on Fox News to highlight the Johnson County campaign.
Two years ago, the PAC won eight out of . . .
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