Shultz Seen Most Qualified In Kansas Insurance Race
In this editorial the author argues GOP voters should back Clark Shultz for Kansas insurance commissioner, citing industry experience and a consumer‑education stance on the ACA. It criticizes other Republican candidates and urges support for Shultz in the upcoming primary and general election.
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Readers react to Brownback health care compact debate
Online remarks collected by the GCTelegram staff respond to an editorial criticizing Gov. Sam Brownback. A commenter accuses the author of liberal bias while praising Republican proposals as bad by default. Separately a zoo column notes Nature inspires artists due to beauty and danger.
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Lifetime tenure review urges reform of federal judges
CNN veteran Bob Franken surveys how lifetime appointments affect impartiality in the federal bench. He notes political leanings shape rulings, cites Obamacare subsidy disputes, and recalls Hamilton’s argument for life tenure while questioning whether true neutrality endures.
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Inheritance tax repeal fuels wealth gap debate
The piece argues against abolishing the estate tax arguing it targets only the ultra rich and would create a $210 billion hole while masking populist motives. It highlights lawmakers like Kevin Brady and Mitch McConnell and notes loopholes allow billionaires to dodge taxes, urging closing those gaps instead.
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Time and Monkeys Fly From Oz Anniversary Reflections
A nostalgic personal piece marks the 75th US premiere of The Wizard of Oz on Aug 12. The author recalls family traditions, black and white TV, and fond memories, then humorously imagines modern revamps and cultural shifts while noting enduring affection for the film and a playful closing query about an emerald night light.
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