Wonder Woman and a man who wears a boot on his head have had an outsized impact on efforts to unseat Kansas’ attorney general, incumbent Republican Derek Schmidt, in November.

The only Democrat challenging Schmidt’s re-election, Sarah Swain, has faced mounting pressure from her party’s leadership to quit the race over a poster in her law office depicting Wonder Woman lassoing a police officer around the neck.

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