Rez Myers as Kansas State University President Choice
Rez Myers, a K-State alumnus and four star Air Force general who chaired the Joint Chiefs of Staff from 2001 to 2005, is highlighted as a welcome choice for president of Kansas State University. He served as chief military adviser to the president, secretary of defense, and National Security Council.
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A Strong Leader Faces Campus Carry Debate in Kansas
The Kansas higher education system faces funding cuts under Gov. Brownback and a July policy allowing concealed weapons on campuses. Myers, a former combat pilot and ROTC background, is urged to block campus carry, citing safety risks and potential on-campus violence. The piece criticizes NRA influence in state politics.
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Pompeo cites leading intelligence warriors as call to service
US Rep. Mike Pompeo of Kansas says his decision to seek a national leadership role comes after serving Kansas in Congress. He notes ongoing budget shortfalls delaying road projects and stresses commitment to national security and community strength.
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Teachable moments in Kansas voters and lawmakers
Dr. Mark Peterson surveys the Nov 8 general election results in Kansas, noting large party tallies in the House and Senate, rising numbers of members rated B or better by Women for Kansas, and the political arc from Gov Brownback’s agenda to broader policy shifts. The piece argues the election reflects teachable moments for Kansas politics.
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Not Slavery Nor Holocaust But Something Else Unfolds
Leonard Pitts Jr reflects on a surge of overt racism after the election, detailing incidents from across the United States. He cites confederate symbols, slurs, threats, and vandalism, noting SPLC data on 447 incidents in five days and urging vigilance without surrendering hope.
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Media frenzy over Trump transition slows cabinet picks
A columnist defends President elect Donald Trump amid liberal criticism of the slow transition. He cites past presidents’ transition pacing, praises Trump’s business credentials, and urges patience while noting the 4 000 positions to fill and potential Supreme Court nominees. He adds personal support and skepticism toward media bias.
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