Kansas moderates eye momentum after France vote
Editorial argues Kansas lawmakers are controlled by far right forces led by Gov. Brownback. It notes France’s shift away from National Front shows how center-left and center-right blocs unite to block fringe parties. Calls for tactical voting by moderates and independents to loosen Topeka’s grip and boost moderate voices.
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Home at 310 FE Kansas Ave to be moved or demolished
City engineers plan widening Kansas Avenue between Third and Mary streets. The project requires relocating or removing the residence at 310 FE Kansas Ave and prompts discussions on feasibility and costs. Steve Cottrell comments on the construction challenges and possible stucco damage risks.
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Letters to the Telegram Stated Submission Rules
The Telegram lists submission rules for letters to the editor including signed letters with address and phone number, confirmation before publication, and a 500 word limit. It notes editing for libel and length and excludes form letters poems consumer complaints and business testimonials.
Clinton Doesnt Need Attention In Media Spotlight
Kathleen Parker argues that Trump dominates headlines, keeping Hillary Clinton out of the foreground. The column analyzes media dynamics, narcissism, and the race for attention as Trump maintains momentum through spectacle.
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Fright-night GOP debate fuels fear and bluster
Dick Polman condemns Republican candidates for a fear driven performance in a CNN debate. He cites Cruz Christie Trump and Carson yelling tough talk about ISIS and Syria while ignoring climate pact and domestic gun violence tolls. He notes moderated optics and lack of clear policy, urging readers to see through the scare tactics.
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No idealized past in American politics today
The piece argues against nostalgia for a mythic postwar America noting white middle class privilege, racial discrimination, and gender inequality. It condemns Trump and rival rhetoric that glazes over past injustices while urging progress toward a more just future, citing Clinton on national renewal. Jill Richardson is the author.
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