Trump backs away from campaign promises after election
The resident-elect Donald Trump already backpedals on campaign goals including a border wall funded by Mexico. Analysts say such promises are common and often aimed at energizing far right immigration supporters. After taking office he moved away from initial pledges.
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Debate over United States role in Trans-Pacific Partnership
The editorial argues for cautious, constructive engagement with trade deals like the TPP, noting farm groups such as Kansas Wheat Growers support market access for wheat, soybeans, beef, and other products across 11 Asia-Pacific nations. It urges avoiding rash actions while exploring new and existing trade relationships to protect rural economies.
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Kansas professors vow to fight campus concealed carry law
Online comment quoted from GCTelegram.com responds to a University of Kansas professors who vow to oppose a state bill permitting concealed weapons on campuses. The piece notes readers express concern about safety and community support in times of rising worry.
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Letters to the Editor Policy at The Telegram
The Telegram publishes signed letters with writer address and phone number for verification. Letters must be under 500 words and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes are general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials are printed. Write to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
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Post truth in Kansas politics since 2010 and the Brownback era
This analysis argues post truth dominates Kansas policy since 2010 with Gov Sam Brownback and Kris Kobach cited. It notes voter fraud claims lack evidence, budget damage from tax cuts, court battles over school funding, and retention elections that failed to oust the judges. The piece questions national implications for Trump era politics.
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Drain the swamp and Trump era Washington collide
Rich Lowry argues that the slogan drain the swamp is a longstanding political trope and that Trump’s cabinet picks show a mix of anti establishment aims and entanglements with wealthy financiers. He warns the swamp persists and could shift focus rather than shrink. The piece surveys lobbyists, government size, and industry ties as a blueprint for anti swamp reform.
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A Week of Trumpisms and Fidel Castro’s Death
A commentator reflects on media reaction to Fidel Castro’s death and Donald Trump’s response. The piece contrasts Trudeau’s stance with U.S. political rhetoric, critiques recounts and the Electoral College, and questions liberal skepticism toward a businessman president and his family’s role in potential conflicts of interest.
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