Something that has been on my mind for a while now…

In post 1122, Q says:

"TRUST SESSIONS.

TRUST WRAY.

TRUST KANSAS.

TRUST HOROWITZ.

TRUST HUBER."

Given what we know about Huber from that Breitbart article and his ability to empanel a grand jury anywhere, is it possible that by "TRUST KANSAS", the plan might be to empanel a grand jury there? Kansas US attorney was nominated by Trump and sworn in Jan. 25th.

As seen from poll results, Kansas is more conservative than Utah. Everyone assumes that Kansas was in reference to Pompeo, but if that was the case, why not use his name like was done with all the others?

Like Utah, Kansas is well away from the D.C. swamplands. Not sure if this has all been hashed out before or not, but just my thoughts.

All pics related. (Polls from Politico)

>>1522699

Little bit of a bio for McAllister to go along with my original post.

“Mr. McAllister is a well-qualified and impressive nominee who has my full support to serve Kansans as U.S. Attorney,” Roberts said in a statement. “He has extensive legal experience in state and federal courts, including arguing nine cases before the Supreme Court of the United States, where he once served as a clerk to Justice Clarence Thomas.”

http://www.kansascity.com/news/politics-government/article172134252.html#storylink=cpy

>>1523027

If you want the credit for the work that you do why don't you post it on another platform under your name or under a pseudonym? Lisa does good work, and like was said before, she takes no money for it. She just helps get the word out.