A social welfare group critical of Democratic state Sen. Cindy Holscher was up on the air Saturday with a new ad featuring Gov. Laura Kelly touting her support for Democratic state Sen. Ethan Corson in the Democratic primary for governor.
The group, which has been heavily criticized by Holscher's supporters as "dark money" because it doesn't have to disclose its donors, placed a $34,000 ad buy for only Saturday in Topeka.
"Leadership isn't a given, it's earned," Kelly says into the camera.
"Ethan Corson has shown a record of standing up for Kansas values. At . . .
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