Kobach Criticized as Voter Fraud Claims Persist
Our View editorials condemn Kris Kobach for immigration policy and voting restrictions linked to Trump administration orders. The piece argues Kobach misstates voter fraud, cites Kansas cases, and urges lawmakers to curb his influence while warning of nationwide voter suppression tactics.
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Kansas
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US Department of Homeland Security
KHP
Downtown Vision Seeks Focus Amid Urban Renewal Debate
Deb Oyler of Downtown Vision urges prioritizing storefronts and mixed use development at the group’s annual meeting, while commenters criticize state immigration enforcement plans and traffic patrols as insufficient for revitalizing Kansas downtowns. The discussion contrasts policy needs with practical urban revival goals.
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Downtown Vision
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Pendulum of power forecasts a Trump era storming out
Kathleen Parker weighs political fate as the nation nears a prospective 2018 midterm landslide. The piece argues the House and Senate could flip, prompting impeachment moves if the president’s conduct or health prompts removal. It critiques Trump’s clashes with media and ethics concerns, noting Republican dissent and public protests.
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Utah
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West Wing
Winter Wheat Faces Mixed Prospects Across Kansas
Stanton County farmer Jim Sipes reports patchy winter wheat conditions from Manter to Manhattan with stands ranging from good to poor. Despite late emergence and dry conditions, he sees potential for a decent crop if spring moisture arrives, but fertilizer decisions and market prices tied to the dollar will influence final yields. The impact of weather, input costs, and global trade shapes the outlook for Kansas wheat farmers.
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Education for All Immigrant Students Stands After Plyler Ruling
Dr John Richard Schrock argues public K-12 must educate all residents regardless of status. Plyler v Doe and the 14th Amendment bar undocumented student exclusion, despite later state efforts in California Illinois and Alabama. He defends FERPA and teacher roles against immigration enforcement.
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John Schlageck a Kansas agriculture commentator profile
John Schlageck is a leading commentator on agriculture and rural Kansas. Born and raised on a diversified farm in northwest ern Kansas, his writing reflects a lifetime of experience, knowledge and passion.
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