Should Kansas expand Medicaid coverage debate continues
The Kansas Medicaid expansion, seen by supporters as essential to cover about 138 000 residents and offset hospital losses, faces resistance from Gov Brownbacks ultraconservative allies. Advocates cite federal funds and state savings while opponents push ideology over debate, risking health care access and fiscal cost.
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Not to be mean spirited Obama Obamacare take care of all this
Online comment on a local story about a family seeking help with medical expenses questions if Obama and Obamacare solved the issue. The remark appears among reader replies on GCTelegram.com. The item also notes Garden City named No 1 in Kansas for work life balance, with Roxanne Morgan quoted.
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White man cant catch a break in Oregon snow
In a cold night standoff at a federal wildlife refuge, Sam and Bud debate media bias and race as they justify armed resistance. The dialogue contrasts coverage of white male protests with that of minority groups, noting perceived double standards and asking if white men are treated as harmless. Leonard Pitts Jr. is cited as the Miami Herald columnist.
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Durst Cartoons Preview 2016 Predictions in Satirical Foretellings
Will Durst offers a biting year ahead with political zingers and pop culture skewers. The piece lampoons ISIS AAARP, solar ambitions, and a wild GOP debate moment while lampooning Trump, Putin, Clinton, and other figures. Includes a satire on baseball, media, and transportation trends.
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Prosecutor Kevin Steele Takes Bill Cosby Case
The Montgomery County D A Kevin Steele pursues charges against Bill Cosby for aggravated indecent assault. The case arises 12 years after the alleged crime and raises questions about timing, politics, and due process. Cosby’s mug shot provokes debate over morality, justice, and the impact on alleged victims and public opinion.
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Philadelphia Daily News columnist Christine Flowers profile note
Christine Flowers is an attorney and columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News. Email contact provided is eflowers1961 gmail.com. Distributed by Cagle Cartoons Inc.
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