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30-second spot attacking Kris Kobach over two plea deals. Narration: "A 16-year-old girl found killed, naked, strangled. Almost 50 women sexually extorted by a powerful county attorney. What do these cases have in common? Both were prosecuted by Kris Kobach's office, and both were given sweetheart deals. For the child killer, he was only charged with involuntary manslaughter. For the man who sexually extorted women, Kobach recommended no jail time, a deal so soft the judge threw it out. Call Kris Kobach. Tell them to start holding criminals accountable." On screen: a July 16, 2024 KCUR headline, "Kansas prosecutor accused of soliciting nude photos from clients and leaking police targets," the words "gold-plated" plea deal, and a closing card: "Tell Kris Kobach to start holding criminals accountable," with a phone number. Paid for by Protect Kansas Families.
Open at the source ↗ · posted at source 10/21 09:15 CT · seen by Sentinel 10/21 09:30 CT · lead 14m after · sponsor Protect Kansas Families · about Kris Kobach · every advertiser in this race →
| Posted by | Protect Kansas Families |
| Posted | 10/21 09:15 CT |
| Length | 30 seconds |
| Caption | 30-second spot attacking Kris Kobach over two plea deals. Narration: "A 16-year-old girl found killed, naked, strangled. Almost 50 women sexually extorted by a powerful county attorney. What do these cases have in common? Both were prosecuted by Kris Kobach's office, and both were given sweetheart deals. For the child killer, he was only charged with involuntary manslaughter. For the man who sexually extorted women, Kobach recommended no jail time, a deal so soft the judge threw it out. Call Kris Kobach. Tell them to start holding criminals accountable." On screen: a July 16, 2024 KCUR headline, "Kansas prosecutor accused of soliciting nude photos from clients and leaking police targets," the words "gold-plated" plea deal, and a closing card: "Tell Kris Kobach to start holding criminals accountable," with a phone number. Paid for by Protect Kansas Families. |
| Note | Posted unlisted on the group's own YouTube channel Oct. 21, 2026. No station filing or ad-library entry for the group yet. |
A campaign posting a spot-length video is often the spot it is about to put on the air. Which station buy it rides on is a match, not a fact, until a filing or a person confirms it.
No station buy from Protect Kansas Families on file around Oct 21. It may be running online or on cable systems we have not read yet.