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Wichita CBS Reports 'C Street Cult'

By Sarah Burris
July 27, 2009

After several blogs here and crossposted to DailyKos, the exposure of the C Street Cult has gained a lot of traction in my state as well as nationally. The local mainstream media in Kansas is now starting to take a closer look at the alleged right wing religious cult that forms the foundation of C Street's 'The Fellowship'.

With denials from Rep. Todd Tiahrt and admissions from Sen. Sam Brownback and, now, with the discovery that Rep. Jerry Moran actually lives at C Street, citizens are left to wonder if these elected officials will ever come clean and tell the whole truth.

What has been their individual and collective participation in the financial organization of C Street? When will they expose and explain the payoff of Ensign's mistress? Those that live with 'The Family' or operate from inside the organization surely will want to tell us what they know about C Street's do-it-yourself exorcisms. What about the slew of other allegations regarding secretive payoffs, untoward behavior, lock-step policy efforts, and the concerted cover-ups of scandals allegedly orchestrated by the legislators most intimately involved with C Street?

If there isn't anything wrong with C Street and 'The Fellowship' or 'The Family' is indeed just a regular old prayer group, then why is there no transparency about what is happening and going on?

Published July 27, 2009 by Sarah Burris | Permalink | Tags: KS-04 KS-Sen Religion Right Wing Sam Brownback

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