Brownback Receives Standing Ovation At CPAC 2017
Gov. Sam Brownback, regarded as one of the least popular governors by his own constituents, was met with enthusiastic applause by a national right-wing gathering at CPAC. Weeks earlier he faced boos from KU and Wichita State fans amid backlash to his tax policies and fiscal chaos.
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Kansas editorial attacks Brownback tax policy and calls for compromise
The piece argues Gov. Sam Brownback's tax cuts damaged Kansas finances and public services, citing cuts to income taxes for the wealthy, Medicaid expansion vetoes, debt-financed operations, and retirement fund raids. It urges bipartisanship and warns ideology without compromise is folly.
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Garden City rail upgrade budget comments and salvage value
Online comments respond to a Garden City story on Shona Banda and the Tiger Grant project. Officials say the Tiger Grant work is largely complete with about 810000 under the original budget and nearly 1325000 in salvage value recovered from old rail and miscellaneous parts.
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Letters to the editor policy and contact details
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North Korea Tensions and U S Cyber War Speculation
A wide range of views on how to deter North Korea focus on cyber means and missile defense. Analysts note limited links to cyber attacks, THAAD deployment in South Korea, and potential shifts in U S policy under Trump and Pence with emphasis on strength and China pressure.
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Letter proposing legal action as peaceful alternative to North Korea crisis
A Washington Post columnist writes to Kim Jong Un suggesting he sue Donald Trump as a peaceful showdown option. The piece cites the madman theory, tweets, and political tensions, ending with a call to consider a US court battle and a margarita recipe.
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Trump’s permanent campaign set early pace for 2020 bid
The piece notes Donald Trump’s aggressive fundraising in early 2017 for a 2020 bid, detailing $42 million raised in Q1 2017 by his campaign and RNC, large inaugurations funding, no spending limits, and unique post inauguration fundraising while Democrats report near‑record local fundraising. It compares with Obama’s inaugurations and cites Bannon’s firm payment and broader conflicts of interest.
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