Kansans shine in volunteerism nationwide ranking
The Sunflower State ranked seventh in national volunteerism in 2015 with over 688000 Kansans giving 76 million hours. The value reached 1.8 billion dollars, as more than half of volunteers donated 25 dollars or more. Local efforts include Salvation Army bell ringing and holiday meal drives.
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Quote on public meetings and elections in Kansas
Online reader comment selected by editors from GCTelegram.com reacts to a story about the Electoral College voting process in Kansas. The speaker notes the year’s exceptional harvest and potential opportunities, with John Baker of the Scott City Co op citing a record wheat crop.
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Democrats' Russia blame for Clinton loss fuels debate
Rich Lowry argues the Democratic fixation on Russia ignores Hillary Clinton's own political and ethical failings. He cites campaign mistakes, email controversy, and Comey’s letter as pivotal factors, while noting WikiLeaks and other elements influenced but did not decide the outcome.
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Welcome to hell Mr President elect and open letter
Kathleen Parker writes a sharp election aftermath column pairing congratulations with biting critique. She recalls prior warnings about Donald Trump, mocks his New York focus, and questions promises while noting global attacks after the Electoral College tally. Parker critiques policy, politics, and media reaction, ending with a holiday jab and a blunt request to stop tweeting.
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Hopelessness and Hope in a Christmas Message
Susan Stamper Brown argues that Michelle Obama’s expressed hopelessness reflects liberal bitterness and political bias. She links past speeches and Oprah remarks to a broader claim that hope rises with Republican victory, citing Obama era policies and Electoral College results as evidence of shifting national sentiment.
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