Clinton best choice to move the nation forward
The piece argues Hillary Clinton is a more qualified and tempered leader than Donald Trump. It cites her experience as secretary of state and Senate record, while criticizing Trump for bullying conduct, extreme policies, and a dangerous stance on war and immigration. The author urges readers to vote for Clinton.
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Reminds Me of Henry Gibson in Blues Brothers Militia Tie
Online readers compare the Kansas Flatlanders Militia story to a Blues Brothers actor. A commenter says the flower in the corner analogy shows encouraging growth. Tiana Priest of Big Brothers Big Sisters in Finney and Kearny counties comments on a United Way agency feature in today’s edition.
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Letters to the Telegram Editor Rules
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone for publication review. Letters are edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or fewer. Thank you notes and form letters are not printed. include contact details and send to Attn Editor at Garden City Kansas address, fax, or email.
Obamacare Q&A and the case for reform
A humor columnist answers reader questions on open enrollment and rising Obamacare premiums. He argues the law relied on promises that failed, notes that young healthy people subsidize coverage, and suggests targeted risk pools and market reforms as alternatives to a broader government takeover.
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Views on preserving Kansas judiciary from governor power
Letter writer Steve Morris urges voters to retain all current Kansas Court of Appeals judges and Supreme Court justices. He argues Gov Brownback and allied groups seek to control judicial appointments, disrupt the independent judiciary, and diminish past success, urging a vote to retain on Tuesday.
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Trump Attacks and Accuses GOP Candidate as Voters Urge Caution
Casey Kuhlmann of Garden City cites a harsh critique of Donald Trump as a “loser” and questions his wealth, deferments, and behavior while urging voters to avoid supporting him. The piece frames the 2024 political moment as pivotal and tensions within the Republican camp are highlighted.
Kansas 2016 election eyed as test of Brownback era
The piece surveys the 2016 Kansas races with moderate Republicans and Democrats lining up from Johnson County to Wichita, the impact of Brownback tax policy, Trump’s wobbling support, and the chance that a more moderate legislature and independent judiciary could shift Topeka’s governance. It notes King’s retirement bid and Denning’s tight re election, plus Supreme Court retention races amid education funding debates. The piece frames the contest as a referendum on Brownback and the political map reshaping Kansas for years.
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