Second thoughts swirl in GOP governor race dynamics
From Cedar Crest to party leaders, insiders weigh Carla Stovall’s possible withdrawal and Tim Shallenburger’s critique of a fractured GOP. Kent Glasscock hints at a revival if Stovall exits, while fears linger over Steckline ties and fundraising momentum for the Stovall Glasscock ticket. The attorney general señales a shifting candidacy as the process unfolds.
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Bush urges ban on human cloning amid cry for rights at prom
President Bush calls Senate to pass legislation banning all human cloning including embryo research. Marc Hall, 17, fights for right to bring his boyfriend to the prom at Monsignor John Pereyma Catholic high school in Canada. Ari Fleischer defends frequent White House briefings on the Middle East crisis, saying consultations persist.
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Moments in History April 11 Highlights Across Centuries
On April 11 dates notable events include Truman removing MacArthur in 1951 and William III with Mary II crowned in 1689. Other markers: Napoleon abdicated in 1814, McKinley sought war with Spain in 1898, Spanish-American War treaty active 1899, Iowa cigarette tax in 1921, Buchenwald liberation in 1945, and Civil Rights Act signed in 1968 days after MLK Jr. assassination.
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Kansas Legislature: View of 10 Days Left in Session
The buzz this session weighs on performance as the Kansas Legislature nears the final 10 days. Observers rate progress uneven with key bills stalled while committee work advances and party lines shape outcomes. Local voices urge clarity on budget, education, and tax policy.
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Looming 2002 Farm Year Bodes Tough for U.S. Agriculture
Alan Guebert analyzes the USDA Prospective Plantings report and forecasts a challenging 2002 for U.S. farmers. Corn acres rise nationally, soybeans fall, biotech crops expand, and carryovers loom amid potential higher beef imports, a chicken war with Russia, and tighter access to Asian markets.
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Clinton Complex and the Freudian Projection Debate
Orlando Sentinel columnist Kathleen Parker discusses how both left and right use Freudian projection to label Clinton opponents as self-haters. The piece cites Paul Begala and David Brock arguing Clinton-hating reflects self-loathing, and muses on a possible broad political psychology trend. Parker notes the danger of turning political disagreement into psychoanalytic pathology.
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BuzzFlash
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National security rethink urged after Sept 11 budget critique
USN retired commander argues that post 9/11 reality requires shifting 400 billion Pentagon spending toward education and health. He says World poverty and domestic needs demand reallocation from Cold War weapons to Head Start and health insurance, urging budget priorities aligned with broader national security.
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