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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 2015
Page
4
Garden City Manager Matt Allen questioned why the state budget receives less attention while unrelated bills dominate the legislative session. Sen. Larry Powell of Garden City responded, noting policy bills arise from efforts to improve conditions or save money, though his answer did not fully satisfy the query.
The editorial critiques proposed bills SB 45 removing concealed carry training, SB 56 loosening morals rules for educators, and SB 34 letting Kris Kobach prosecute election crimes. It accuses far right legislators Powell and Love of following ALEC influenced aims linked to Kochs and the Kansas Chamber, while budget shortfalls from Brownback tax cuts loom without clear remedies.
Finney County Commissioner Lon Pishny cites a CVB board decision amid a share of reader comments online. The dialogue follows a Kansas Legislature tax proposal debate affecting farmers and a recent firing of the Finney County Convention and Visitors Bureau executive director.
The Telegram accepts signed letters not exceeding 500 words and requires writer address and phone number. All letters are confirmed before publication and may be edited for libel and length. Thank you notes are general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed.
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker dominates early Republican chatter with a record against unions and a vow to take on 100000 protesters, while CPAC straw polls spotlight his rise as a conservative favorite. The piece notes Walker’s clashes with media and unions, his stance on right to work, and comparisons to rivals like Cruz and Bush. Bob Franken, CNN veteran, writes.
A critical voice argues that plain language laws aim to simplify federal regulations, contrasting 2010 2011 actions with ObamaCare and Gruber comments. The piece laments complex rules, cites Heritage Foundation data on regulation growth, and urges fewer well written rules to avoid overreach and voter confusion.
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