Marshall and LaPolice challenge Huelskamp in First District race
A Great Bend obstetrician Roger Marshall and Alan LaPolice of Clyde campaign to unseat U S Rep Tim Huelskamp in Kansas first district. They argue for practical policy making, fix Obamacare, restore farm group seats, and end obstructionism by a tea party tied incumbent. Huelskamp defends staunch conservative stance and committee removals.
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Kansas editorials spark reader reply on funding and closures
A reader comment on GCTelegram.com calls taxpayer money wasteful as schools wither while Kansas faces new laws likely to be challenged. The piece cites two hospital closures and warns further cuts threaten towns, echoing former Gov Kathleen Sebelius’s view in today’s Kansas issue story.
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Gctelegram.com
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Letters to the Editor Policy at The Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer addresses and phone numbers. All letters will be confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notices should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will be printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Online www. ned
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Leadership on budget stalemate spurs call for real governance
Tax policy watchdog Ryan Alexander argues that current federal budget proposals from both parties are driven by politics and parrots of ideology. He urges lawmakers to prioritize national interest, reject parochial projects, and provide clear spending limits instead of endless posturing.
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Words and action on Middle East genocide finally collide
Susan Stamper Brown argues the Obama administration delayed naming the mass killings in the Middle East as genocide. She recalls Obama's 2008 stance that words matter and notes other leaders and bodies calling the genocide. The piece criticizes the delayed declaration and urges concrete measures.
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Eye in the Sky frames war's moral test over a girl
A review contrasts WWII Tokyo firebombing with modern drone warfare in Eye in the Sky. Helen Mirren and Aaron Paul navigate a split second decision about striking terrorists in Kenya, while a young bread seller stands nearby. The piece argues war's moral weight persists, with drones exposing the conscience in life and death choices.
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