Was Caleb Stegall the best choice for Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas governor Sam Brownback appointed Caleb Stegall to the Supreme Court amid criticism of limited judicial experience and a push to political control. The piece argues stewardship favors ultraconservative aims, questions openness and merit, and cites moves to restructure Court of Appeals and Supreme Court selections to shield the governor’s choices. Brownback’s strategy is presented as part of broader attacks on balance and checks in state government.
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Wild horses endure moves despite age and hooves
Online reader comments on a Scott County corral story discuss wild horse durability and survivability in captivity plus a quote about fear from 15 year old mini sprint car driver Cedres Vogts in coverage of the Fallen Racer Memorial Race at Airport Raceway near Garden City.
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Rights versus barbarism in a world of small powerful images
Stanley Crouch argues that visual technology empowers individuals to challenge oppressive forces from police to ISIS and urges defending constitutional rights and the rule of law. The piece critiques media figures and calls for accountability, ending with contact details for comment.
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Rodney King
Los Angeles
Republic
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Labor Day politics and a brewing election outlook
A reflective column notes Labor Day origins under Grover Cleveland and then shifts to politics. It argues union decline, rising wealth inequality, and a harsh 2014 to 2016 election cycle with Republican control in Congress seen as risky. It critiques GOP missteps, calls for Hillary Clinton strategy, warns of global threats, and ends urging a cautious Labor Day break amid looming campaign upheaval.
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Brownback authenticity questioned in Kansas governor race
In a harsh critique of Gov. Sam Brownback, the piece argues his failure to admit mistakes erodes trust and weakens re election prospects. It cites past misstatements on tax cuts, budget errors, and tax revenue misses, contrasting with calls for accountability and authenticity as voters head toward the campaign barrage.
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