Our View on Kobach in Prosecution of Voter Fraud
An editorial argues Secretary of State Kris Kobach should not supervise election fraud prosecutions and criticizes recent laws expanding his power. It accuses Kobach of overstating fraud, pursuing voter suppression, and pressuring local prosecutors, while noting disputes over voting patterns and a Kansas mathematician’s suit against him.
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Kris Kobach
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Kobach
Kansas
U.S
Barry Grissom
Congrats to Mario Ortega Gates Millennium Scholar
Online comment from Garden City Telegram readers praises Mario Ortega as a deserving graduate and wishes him luckful future endeavors. Hallie Harness voices optimism about sustaining momentum for Windsor Hotel cupola renovation fundraiser.
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Mario
Gctelegram.com
Garden City High School
Mario Ortega
Hallie Harness
Windsor Hotel
Don Harness
Letters to the editor policy at The Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters with address and phone for confirmation before publication, limit 500 words, subject to editing for libel and length. Thank you notes should be general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 Online www.e-
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Garden City
Rejoining the union amid widening income inequality
Dana Milbank writes from Washington about why he rejoined Local 32035 of the Communications Workers of America. He links declining union membership to rising inequality, cites IMF data, notes wage gains and political shifts, and likens the moment to the Pullman strike as he advocates a labor revival.
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Communications Workers of America
Washington Post
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Pew Research Center
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Democratic Party
Philadelphia
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Jim Kenney
Boston
New York
Washington
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Senate
House
Scott Walker
Pew
Afl-Cio
Richard Trumka
Post
Seafarers
Obama doubles down amid ISIS chaos and war memory debate
Susan Stamper Brown argues the Obama administration worsened Iraq chaos by premature withdrawal. The piece critiques current strategy and defenses, citing Ramadi losses, calls for accountability, and links climate rhetoric to national security. Brown labels critics as focusing on Bush and questions the current war stance.
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Bowe Bergdahl
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N.C
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Bush
National Review
Patrick Brennan
U.S
Maliki
Brennan
Marine Corps
James Amos
Robert Gates
Coast Guard Academy
Bone Bergdahl
Blumenthal Memo Controversy Reappears in Clinton Era Debates
The New York Times recounts Sidney Blumenthal sending memos to Hillary Clinton on Libya while he aided Clinton Foundation interests. Critics question ethics of back channel inputs, personal attacks, and influence on State Department policy during Hillary Clinton's tenure as secretary of state.
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Emanuel
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Rich Lowry
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