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It positions itself as “one dashboard that runs the busywork” so a single operator (or small business) can offload posts, emails, research, follow-ups, and repetitive workflows while focusing on higher-value work. Core Product The main offering is a chat-first AI assistant that acts rather than just answers. You describe tasks in plain English; it writes content, posts to socials, sends emails, researches, builds custom tools, and runs scheduled automations. Key pieces include: Chat that executes — persistent memory across conversations, file attachments, multi-step actions. App connections — Gmail, Calendar, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Slack, Stripe, Google Sheets, and others (via OAuth or pasted keys). Business/Enterprise tiers support custom API/OAuth connections and “bring your own key” for models (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.). Self-building tools — describe a need (e.g., price watcher) and it builds/tests the tool. Automations — recurring (hourly/daily/weekly) jobs ...

From: Henry McClure <mcre13@gmail.com> Sent: Thursday, August 6, 2026 8:11 PM To: Ty Masterson <ty.masterson@senate.ks.gov>; rick66.kloos@gmail.com <Rick66.kloos@gmail.com>; MCRE Media <mcre1.9999@blogger.com> Subject: good luck - you have my vote and support Make friends with Philip  Please  https://mcremedia.blogspot.com/2026/08/ty-has-nomination-now-its-about-winning.html   H Henry McClure  Time Kills Deals  785.383.9994 444

A Few Thoughts After the Primary I watched the returns the other night and I’ll be honest — I was a little surprised Curt Skoog didn’t do better on the Democratic side. He’s been mayor of Overland Park a good while and I figured he’d pull more votes than he did. Instead, Cindy Holscher from Overland Park came out on top. She’s the one staring us in the face now for November. Ty Masterson won the Republican primary. It is what it is. I was a Philip Sarnecki supporter and I still am. Philip ran a strong race as a businessman and outsider who understands how to build something and make it work. A lot of good people backed him for the same reasons I did. What would help Ty the most right now is simple: reach out to Philip today. Not next week. Today. Ask for his help — not just in winning the governor’s race, but ask him to take the Department of Administration if Ty wins. That job is about running the day-to-day machinery of state government. Philip has built companies that employ hund...

Cindy Holscher, a Kansas state senator from the Overland Park/Johnson County area (District 8). This is her whole deal -  Legalizing cannabis (medical and recreational), with revenue potentially directed to schools/farmers. She won the Democratic primary on August 4, 2026, with roughly 48–49% of the vote, defeating fellow state Sen. Ethan Corson (who had outgoing Gov. Laura Kelly’s endorsement) and Overland Park Mayor Curt Skoog. She will face Republican Senate President Ty Masterson in the November general election. Background Holscher (born 1969 in Slater, Missouri; full name Cynthia L. Holscher, née Blumhorst) comes from a working-class farm family—her father was a union construction worker and her mother a school custodian/bus driver. She is a first-generation college graduate (University of Missouri, degrees in journalism and political science). She and her husband Greg have lived in Kansas for over 25 years; their three children attended public schools. She previously work...

  Philip, You ran a solid race and talked a lot about Kansas needing a turnaround. I kept thinking about that. If that’s really the goal, the best place to actually make it happen might be Secretary of Administration. That’s the department that runs the real machinery — budget, personnel, procurement, facilities, the whole back office that either makes government work or keeps it stuck. I’m not saying it’s an easy job, and I know it’s a big ask. But if Ty ends up needing someone who understands how things actually operate and wants results instead of just another title, you ought to at least put your name in front of him. If you decide to reach out, I’m happy to help however I can. No pressure either way — just thought it was worth saying out loud. Henry 785-383-9994

Philip, Congratulations on a hard-fought campaign. Even though it didn’t go your way against Ty Masterson, you clearly showed you understand how state government needs to function better. I’d like to encourage you to reach out to Ty directly and offer yourself for Secretary of Administration. That department is where real operational help is needed—budget execution, personnel, procurement, facilities, payroll, and the day-to-day machinery that makes the rest of state government work. It’s a role that rewards practical experience and someone who can actually get things done rather than just talk about reform. You ran as someone who wants to improve how Kansas government operates. This would be a concrete way to put that into practice. If Ty is looking for a capable, results-oriented person to lead the Department of Administration, you’re worth a serious conversation. Happy to help however I can if you decide to pursue it. Best regards, Henry McClure MCRE, LLC 785-383-9994 mcre13@gm...

  The Kansas State Finance Council (SFC) is a joint executive-legislative body that handles certain fiscal and administrative matters, primarily when the Legislature is not in session. It was created by statute (K.S.A. 75-3708) and serves as a mechanism for limited legislative delegation of authority over specific budget, expenditure, and related actions. Membership and Structure The Council has nine members : The Governor (who serves as chairperson) President of the Senate Speaker of the House of Representatives Majority Floor Leader of the Senate Minority Floor Leader of the Senate Chairperson of the Senate Committee on Ways and Means Majority Floor Leader of the House of Representatives Minority Floor Leader of the House of Representatives Chairperson of the House Committee on Appropriations The Secretary of Administration serves as the non-voting secretary of the Council (responsible for administrative support, such as preparing minutes and agendas) but is not a...

The position is created by statute (primarily K.S.A. 75-3702a). The Governor appoints the Secretary, subject to Senate confirmation; the Secretary serves at the pleasure of the Governor and directs/supervises the Department. Core Responsibilities The Secretary manages and directs the Department’s offices and functions, sets agency priorities and vision/mission, and allocates resources. The DoA (created by the Legislature in 1953) acts as the state’s primary provider of centralized administrative services. Key areas under the Secretary’s oversight typically include: Financial and accounting systems — Statewide accounting, payroll, financial reporting, and related services (Office of Accounts and Reports; Office of Financial Management). Budget processes — Involvement in financial policies/plans and (in recent practice) the Director of the Budget role, advising the Governor on the state budget. Personnel and human resources — Statewide HR policy, leadership, guidance, civil ser...

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