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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 2014
Page
4
In a commentary by Dena Sattler, the Kansas Senate race is framed around Greg Orman, an independent challenger who has aligned with both parties in the past. The piece argues extreme partisanship blocks progress and presents Orman as a potential alternative to the two major party stalemate.
The GCTelegram editorial argues Orman would approach issues nonpartisan, support practical policies for western Kansas, and push for farm and small business aid, while criticizing Pat Roberts for partisanship and missed farm bill protections. It urges Kansans to vote for Orman on November 4.
Online reader comment praised the mayor and several council members for pushing forward while noting potential disappointments. The remark came after Holcomb City Council agreed to fund part of the Civic Ready emergency system sought by Finney County. Lee Whittington, former yell leader at Garden City Community College, commented on future limitations and commitment.
The Telegram invites signed letters with address and phone number for confirmation before publication. Letters are edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. General thank you notes, form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Writer Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846 aditoralentar Online www cctelegram com
The piece argues that a blanket travel ban for Guinea Sierra Leone and Liberia would fail and worsen issues. It criticizes politicians for exploiting Ebola fears while praising President Obama for naming Ron Klain as crisis czar to coordinate response and calm the nation.
Larry Weigel of Manhattan and Sonja Woldridge of Ulysses critique Gov. Brownback for funding a controversial prime time video against his opponent Paul Davis. Weigel praises Davis as honest, while Wooldridge cites safety concerns over a leashed pit bull at a Garden City youth football game. The letters urge voters to back Davis, framing Brownback as willing to tarnish reputations for political gain.
A Canadian Parliament guard, Kevin Vickers, fatally stopped an Islamic extremist attacker after a conversion to Islam led to a confrontation. The incident sparks debate over labeling and profiling and prompts calls to honor Vickers and to assess public safety item use as a defense.
Michael Reagan serves as president of The Reagan Legacy Foundation with distribution by Cagle Cartoons Inc. The notice provides contact via email Reagan caglecar toons.com for further information.
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