Trump address to Congress judged coherent but polarizing
The editorial notes President Trump delivered a mostly coherent outline for Congress on immigration education and infrastructure while calling for careful funding and cautioning against overreach. It praises unity and warns against partisan excess, urging Republicans and Democrats to engage constructively and in good faith.
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New Therapy Program Launch Expands Western Kansas Reach
Ember- Hope president Shelly Duncan discusses a Functional Family Therapy initiative in western Kansas aimed at aiding youth and families. Readers respond online to a story on presidential travel ban reactions, highlighting refugee vetting and community partnerships.
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Letters to The Telegram Welcomes Signed Submissions
The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone. All letters confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. General thank you notes and form letters are not printed. Include writer Attn. Editor at 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 6784 and editor email.
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Liberals Claim Moral High Ground Over Trump Critics
Susan Stamper Brown argues liberals claim morality while accusing Trump supporters of hypocrisy. The column contrasts liberal outrage with Trump’s actions, labeling liberalism as immoral and dangerous, and notes past political missteps by Reid and Obama. Brown promotes conservative resilience and faith in Trump’s agenda.
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Trump’s congressional speech signals far-right appeasement critique
Peter Certo chronicles how Trump’s remarks during a congressional address skirted responsibility for anti-Semitic and anti-immigrant violence. He argues the president’s rhetoric mirrored far-right aims, avoiding direct blame and hinting at broader conspiracies while positioning harsher measures against Muslims and migrants as national policy.
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What kind of witnesses shall we be
An essay reflecting on Holocaust memory and civic response. It notes how death camps existed near urban life and praises Sarsour and El-Messidi for raising funds to repair desecrated cemeteries in St. Louis and Philadelphia, urging proactive witnessing against hate. It links past and present, urging action.
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