White House budget rollout uses dodgeball metaphors
Dana Milbank glosses a budget briefing as a sport filled display. Sperling couches the plan in athletic terms while administration officials defend the fiscal 2018 proposal amid debt growth and partisan scrutiny.
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Kansas lawmakers weigh full strength beer and liquor sales in stores
Kansas legislators revisit a proposal to let grocery and convenience stores sell full strength beer wine and liquor currently limited to cereal malt beverage or 3.2 percent beer. Proponents seek tax revenue more jobs and consumer choice while liquor store owners fear losses to small retailers argue mom and pop shops offer better service and niche products to stay viable amid competition from big box chains.
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Garden City profile: undocumented immigrant to citizen and professional
A Garden City story highlights a local woman who arrived in the United States undocumented, earned citizenship, completed a master's degree, and built a professional career. A Florida TekVet Technologies project in Finney County is also noted with city updates.
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Liberty and Conscience in Obama Contraception Debate
Cal Thomas critiques the Obama administration's contraception mandate as an assault on civil and religious liberty. He cites state enrollment trends, church exemptions, and the risk of government overreach, arguing that forced coverage erodes constitutional protections and prompts a broader loss of freedoms.
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Unpresidential Romney dominates GOP primary debate era
Donald Kaul argues Mitt Romney has transformed into a hardline conservative in the Republican primaries, contrasting the old Romney with the new. He notes Romney's Florida victory push and massive negative ad spend against Newt Gingrich, while highlighting party infighting and the Tea Party influence. Gingrich lags in spending, Ron Paul sparks laughter with his nonaggressive stance, and Kaul critiques the democratic process.
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