The announcement Wednesday by the Kansas Democratic Party that anti-abortion activist Randall Terry isn’t eligible to be on the party’s April 14 caucus ballot won’t deter the Democratic presidential candidate’s White House bid.“This is nothing but a suppression of free elections by the DNC (Democratic National Committee),” said Gary Boisclair, a Terry volunteer. “We are going to continue to campaign.”Boisclair, who said he is part of the Terry advance team, stopped by the Great Bend Tribune Thursday afternoon on his way to meet Terry in Cheyenne. Wy., for campaign appearances.“We have lawyers working on this,” he said.
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