Today I testified in front of the Kansas Senate Judiciary Committee against SB 208 - Abolishing the Kansas Death Penalty.  My wife, Missey, also testified.  My reasons for keeping the death penalty an option in Kansas are spelled out in my written testimony.  Below is my written testimony that was submitted to the committee:

Greg attended the Town Hall Tax Forum on Saturday, January 9, 2010 at the Ritz Charles in Overland Park.  Greg spoke with Congressman Todd Tiahrt, author/sponsor of the federal version of the Kelsey Smith Act.

Jack Cashill hosted a civics knowledge bowl that was well-attended by numerous political leaders.  In the picture below are from left to right (1) Ed Eilert, candidate for the County Commission Chair; (2) Nick Jordan, candidate for the US 3rd District; (3) Greg Smith and his wife Missey, candidate for the 22nd House District; and (4) Amanda Grosserode, candidate for the 16th House District.

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Karen Green, an Overland Park resident and graduate of Shawnee Mission West High School and Kansas University was named the campaign treasurer on October 21, 2009.

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Greg Smith filed his intention to run as the Republican candidate for the Kansas House of Representatives, District 22, on October 20, 2009.