Real Kansas voter fraud claims debunked by research and sources
The piece argues that actual fraud is rare while laws for proof of citizenship and photo IDs suppress legitimate votes. It cites Brennan Center data and a study showing turnout drops, especially in poverty-heavy counties, and notes related issues in Wisconsin and North Carolina.
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America
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Kobach
New York University
Brennan Center For Justice
Kansas City
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Chapman Rockaway
Kevin Anderson
Eastern Illinois University
Kansas Speaks
Wisconsin
U.S
Americans For Prosperity
North Carolina
Kansas Voter ID debate and turnout impact examined
An editorial weighs voter ID and proof-of-citizenship in Kansas, arguing laws backed by Kris Kobach decreased turnout and targeted minorities. The piece links ALEC influence with GOP policy, notes heavier Black and youth turnout declines, and urges reversing these changes to protect democracy.
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Gctelegram.com
Kris Kobach
U.S. Government Accountability Office
Tennessee
Kobach
Jean Schodorf
American Legislative Exchange Council
ALEC
Koch Brothers
Americans For Prosperity
Kansas Chamber
Quotes from GCTelegram readers on Kansas tax forum
Editorial picks comment from GCTelegram readers reacting to a Kansas tax policy debate. One reader attacks Brownback and allies, another cites Wall Street Payroll Survey stability. The piece notes economist Malcolm Harris of Friends University commenting on job growth rhetoric.
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Kansas
Wall Street
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Friends University
Wichita
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Complex views on violence and Cosby profile blend in critique
The piece discusses the lure of power and senseless violence from a Pennsylvania killer to White House security breaches. It then pivots to Bill Cosby and Mark Whitaker's biography, praising Cosby as a modern American epic figure who built a noble legacy through education and family, despite public missteps.
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Ku Klux Klan
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Mark Whitaker
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Whitaker
California
Ron Carter
Obama challenged as too cautious in ISIS fight
Rich Lowry argues Obama mimics Jimmy Carter, delivering a minimal, purely political campaign against ISIS. He says the plan lacks decisive strategy, with air power alone unable to defeat a guerrilla ISIS entrenched in cities, urging ground support and a clearer objective.
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Leon Panetta
Mosul
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Syria
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Powell
Fox News
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Michael A. Smith Political Science Associate at ESU
Michael A. Smith is an associate professor of political science at Emporia State University.
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Emporia State University
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