Sandy reshapes politics as nation reels from superstorm
Dallas Morning News pieces describe Hurricane Sandy redefining harm's reach across the East Coast and a nation, with storm damage influencing campaign perception. Christie dismisses Election Day in favor of disaster response as millions endure outages and transit havoc while oil production rises and shifts energy leadership outlook.
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Quotes on charity and tax funds stir online debate
Online reader comments on a Garden City Telegram story about President Obama counting on Hispanic support clash over tax dollars and personal charity. The piece highlights a Garden City High School senior Casey Curran planning to play volleyball at Iowa Western Community College.
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The Telegram invites signed letters under 500 words with writer address and phone. Letters are edited for libel and length before publication. Thank-you letters should be general. form letters poems consumer complaints or business testimonials will not be printed. Send to Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City Kansas 67846 phone fax and email contacts provided.
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The Servant Economy sets a future trap for youth
The piece argues youths face a choice between traditional STEM or trades careers and joining a growing servant economy serving the global elite. It cites experts Jeff Faux and Sam Pizzigati, notes tax declines and underfunded public services, and highlights high earning examples like a Wall Street office designer and a horse barn architect, while warning the pool of rich clients remains tiny.
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Romney's Return to Dark Ages Vows Change Backlash
Emmy Award winner Bob Franken argues Romney would roll back progress on civil rights and equality, returning the nation to 1950s social policies and 1920s economic policies. The piece cites AP polls on racial attitudes, voter suppression fears, and the impact on Obama support, framing Romney as a dangerous shift.
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Contrast in responses on Libya by two presidents
Michael Reagan argues that Ronald Reagan answered a Libyan crisis decisively by ordering fighters to chase and shoot down Libyan jets after a threatening call from Ed Meese, contrasting with Barack Obama’s handling of Benghazi and criticizing Jimmy Carter and Obama for weak responses.
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