As the general election winds down, Republican Attorney General Kris Kobach and Democratic challenger Chris Mann are battering each other over who's the best choice to be the state's top law enforcement officer.
For the better part of a roughly 50-minute debate Wednesday night broadcast on KTWU in Topeka, Kobach and Mann tried establishing themselves as the stronger choice to serve as attorney general.
Kobach portrayed Mann as soft on the death penalty, immigration enforcement, voter fraud while claiming responsibility for the state's plummeting crime rate.
Mann billed Kobach as an ideologue and lifelong politician who . . .
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