Health care compact debate risks Kansas Medicare
GCTelegram editorial argues against a health care compact to redirect Medicare funds as block grants, warning it could strip federal protections and rely on untested privatization. It criticizes Kobach and Kansas GOP for undermining ACA and KanCare, calling the move dangerous and fiscally reckless for seniors and state finances.
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Quotes on medicinal plants spark debate in Garden City arts feature
Online readers respond to a Garden City Telegram story about medicinal marijuana advocate Shona Banda. A comment questions hiding to survive a GOD given plant while Katy Guthrie of Garden City Arts touts arts classes as boosting community quality of life and cultural presence in a growing city.
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Walker vows Day One exit from Iran nuclear deal
National political columnist Dick Polman critiques Scott Walker's vow to scrap the Iran nuclear deal on Day One, arguing it shows a reckless foreign policy posture. The piece notes allied resistance, potential loss of inspections and leverage, and the risk of military options, contrasting with the deal’s terms and broader geopolitical consequences. It also references reactions from British and German diplomats and Michael Hayden's warning on hawkish outcomes.
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FCC Lifeline Internet aid faces GOP hurdle and humiliation
Jim Hightower denounces two Republican FCC commissioners for blocking broad Lifeline broadband access and proposing a public poverty disclosure requirement. He argues the move harms student education, stalls digital equity, and contrasts the small subsidy with Pentagon fraud. The piece features Hightower as commentator and syndicated writer.
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Finney County Conservation District Aims to Educate and Protect Resources
Debra Maxfield describes the Finney County Conservation District FCCD as a key local agency linking individuals and businesses with federal state and local programs to protect soil and water, promote wildlife habitat, and support agricultural compliance. It runs classroom lessons workshops and festivals and seeks ongoing community progress.
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Pope Francis and the New Command for a Caring World
A columnist reflects on Pope Francis critiquing capitalism and urging care for the poor. The piece mountains the “new command” to love one another, arguing Jesus’ call compels action beyond talk, and asks what world 2 billion believers would shape if they acted fully.
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