Cheese is now officially part of the

“Road Map for Kansas” from U.S. Sen. Sam Brownback as he runs for

governor.

At a stop in Dodge City during a statewide bus tour, the

Republican nominee said Friday his administration would promote

growth in animal agriculture and make dairies welcome in Kansas.

And, Brownback said, the state needs a major cheese processing

plant to expand market opportunities for the state’s milk.

The Democratic nominee, state Sen. Tom Holland, has accused

Brownback of being vague about his plans as governor.

Holland spokesman Seth Bundy said Brownback needs to talk about

major issues. Bundy said after days of dodging tough questions,

Brownback finally got specific – about a cheese plant.