Voter ID proposal sparks debate over fraud in Kansas
The Kansas budget gap nears 500 million dollars as lawmakers grapple with priorities. The debate centers on a voter ID bill championed by Secretary of State Kris Kobach. Critics say it targets non existent fraud and would suppress turnout among the poor and elderly, adding costs amid fiscal strain. Local sponsors Reynaldo Mesa and Larry Powell draw criticism for backing the measure. The piece urges Senate restraint and focuses on budget concerns over electoral changes.
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Garden City housing debate sparks online backlash
Readers react to plans for a west Campus Drive apartment project with clashes over neighborhood image and youth attraction. Ralph Rojas, Finney County Public Works official, discussed his new role as Emergency Manager in today's Finney County edition.
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Democracy in the Middle East sparks a new era of self rule
A view argues that Middle Eastern revolts in Tunisia and Egypt signal a viable model for democracy spread via social media. It stresses citizen empowerment, peaceful change, and the need for ongoing participation, with a call to renew US civic engagement and voting. Martha Carr cartoon service.
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Planned Parenthood and fiscal conservatism collide in Congress
Tina Dupuy argues GOP claims of fiscal prudence clash with 18 abortion bills in the 112th Congress and the broader push to defund Planned Parenthood. She notes the cost impact, Hyde Amendment limits, and the way restricting clinics could raise overall expenses, urging conservatives to align actions with stated fiscal values.
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Taxes Still Worth Battle Says Columnist
OtherWords columnist William A. Collins argues the 2010 tax deal favors the rich, cuts the estate tax, and lowers the Social Security payroll tax, risking long term trust fund sustainability while widening class disparities. He questions Obama’s motives and warns of reduced public services as wealth concentrates.
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