Kansas political races leave Republican candidates in peril
Clip: 9/26/2014 | 9m 2s
Republican candidates in Kansas appear vulnerable in two important political races.
In two political races that were on no one's radar only a few months ago, two Kansas Republican incumbents find themselves in serious political peril, as the now-possible outcomes have the potential to shift, among other things, who controls the U.S. Senate. NewsHour's Jeff Greenfield explores whether the candidates may be too conservative for their historically red state.
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Kansas political races leave Republican candidates in peril
Clip: 9/26/2014 | 9m 2s
In two political races that were on no one's radar only a few months ago, two Kansas Republican incumbents find themselves in serious political peril, as the now-possible outcomes have the potential to shift, among other things, who controls the U.S. Senate. NewsHour's Jeff Greenfield explores whether the candidates may be too conservative for their historically red state.
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