Divide and Conquer Polarity Frays United States
CNN veteran Bob Franken notes deep political polarization in the United States as Pew and NBC/Wall Street Journal polls show high distrust in institutions, low media confidence, and a drift from national unity. He cites partisan divides, wealth influence, and shrinking common purpose across parties and media.
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Our View on Votergap m.com Editor’s Note
Our View column by Telegram editor Dena Sattler analyzes the voting access gap and the role of online platforms in informing voters. The piece urges clear, equitable information delivery and cautions against misinformation that could skew participation.
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Kansans urged to rethink state secretary of state race
The Gazette editorial criticizes Kris Kobach for voter suppression efforts including strict voter ID and proof of citizenship rules that left about 18,000 voters in limbo. It notes Kobach’s birther stance and anti-immigrant stances, and presents Jean Schodorf and Scott Morgan as challengers offering reform ideas to restore easier access to voting and fix flawed policies.
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Kansas coach Jacy Holloway honored by Kansas Basketball Coaches Association
An online reader comment highlights flood relief ideas for North Dakota and drought relief for Kansas as Garden City High School coach Jacy Holloway reflects on talent and effort with his Moundridge teammates and coaches honored by the Kansas Basketball Coaches Association.
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Clinton wealth and fault lines in Hillary Clinton tour
Rich Lowry argues Hillary Clinton misrepresents her wealth during book tour and critiques her portrayal of working life. He notes large income, real estate, and high speaking fees, suggesting class divides within the top 1 percent and potential political risks for the Democrats. He contrasts her image with Kerry and cites tax strategies and luxury living.
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Convictions and revival urged for a stronger America
Cal Thomas argues Republicans need a positive, liberty minded revival using history and self reliance. He urges an outside auditor if Republicans regain full government to trim agencies, citing Base Realignment as precedent, and laments polarized discourse and failing polls while calling for courageous conviction beyond courtroom law.
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