When most persons think of Kansas they probably think of Dorothy, given how many times the line " We're not in Kansas anymore " has been used. It's even found in the Urban Dictionary. It represents that eerie feeling when you know you're in the wrong place and can't do anything about it. I think that's the way many Kansans feel today after being "teabagged" in 2010 and forced to live under Sam Brownback, who acts like the Great and Powerful Oz. It wasn't that long ago, 2008, when a much more level-headed governor presided over the state, Kathleen Sebelius, who was able to reach out to persons across the state regardless of their political differences. For six years she provided a steady hand, winning two terms by resounding margins. She is a Democrat, if you can imagine that! But, somehow the state got all lit up during the Tea Party revival and seems on a collision course with destiny, much like Dorothy was when her house was ...