Voters react to Kansas election results and polling woes
The Hutchinson News editorial reflects on Tuesday's Kansas statewide results, noting incumbents Brownback and Roberts won by comfortable margins despite polls suggesting otherwise. It discusses party labels, negative campaigning, and the hope for moderation, while stressing the value of independent information and democracy despite imperfection.
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Greg Orman
Washington
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Paul Davis
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Florida State quarterback code of conduct hearing spurs online feud
Online readers react to a planned code of conduct hearing for Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston. A reader calls him a disgrace to the school and program while others compare related development projects to Bricktown and the Waterfront, noting the proposal could be huge.
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Controversy Over Catcalling Sparks Debate in New York
The Hollaback! protest against street harassment sparked the Great Catcalling Debate of 2014 as a viral video showed a woman in New York City facing mixed comments. Opponents argue manners are essential, while supporters view calls as rude but not criminal.
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Hollaback
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Thomas Sowell
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Catcalling debate reflects culture and civility in NYC
Kathleen Parker discusses harassment on city streets, tracing reactions from Marilyn Monroe to present. She argues the behavior undermines safety and civility, urging cultural change beyond legal remedies and noting ongoing challenges in modern society.
Republicans Ride GOP Wave To Power In 2014 Midterms
The piece lauds Republican gains across the Senate, House, and governors, noting potential 54 seat Senate majority and 12 seat House gain. It urges conservative leadership, spending restraint, and a Reaganesque approach to governing, warning past GOP missteps under Bush and urging a persuasive national campaign. It emphasizes Democrats' defeat, party unity, and renewed American confidence under GOP cheerleading.
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Maryland
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Bush
Ronald Reagan
Washington
Berlin Wall
Harry Reid
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