Brownback legacy haunts Kansas as Brownback eyes Trump White House
Editorial notes Sam Brownback could leave office early with a role in President Trump’s administration. It argues his tenure left a partisan, ultraconservative blueprint that starved core services, damaged schools and roads, and empowered corporate interests. Colyer faces moderating pressures. voters showed disapproval in 2016.
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Quote targets US Rep Roger Marshall sparks online debate
An online reader labeled Marshall a CHINO and questioned conservatives' view on welfare in response to a GCTelegram story about the congressman from Great Bend and health care. The piece also cites Todd Domer of the Kansas Livestock Association discussing wildfire relief and rural resilience across Kansas.
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Kansas Livestock Association
Kansas
Telegram invites letters to the editor for publication
The Telegram outlines letters to the editor must be signed with writer’s address and phone, and will be confirmed before publication. Letters may be edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. Thank you notes are general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Writer Attn Editor 310 N. Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 E mail editor at Online www.actelegram.com
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Trump DOJ sides with moot Clinton email case
The Trump administration joined the fight against further Clinton email disclosures, arguing the case is moot after 55,000 pages released and the FBI concluded its review. Judicial Watch and Cause of Action pressed for more emails in Washington federal court, while DOJ contends no further discovery is warranted.
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Boasberg
D.C
Stephen Williams
Hillary
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Transparency and press access in a new era of governance
The piece argues Rex Tillerson and other billionaire appointees undermine democracy by restricting legacy media access on official trips. It warns that banning journalists reduces citizens’ awareness as government actions abroad go unreported, highlighting the costs and asymmetries of modern digital news versus established outlets.
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ExxonMobil
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CBS
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Cuomo’s Brooklyn poverty plan faces scrutiny and history
Gov. Andrew Cuomo proposes spending 1.4 billion dollars in central Brooklyn to fight poverty with housing, training, anti crime programs and health initiatives. Critics cite the long dubious track record of the War on Poverty since the 1960s and warn programs may repeat past failures without school and family support.
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U.S
Heritage
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Rachel Sheffield
Rector
Sheffield
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Linus
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