What Obama Should Do About the ISIS Threat
The piece argues Obama must build a broad coalition beyond the United States to curb ISIS. It notes the need to balance air power with diplomacy, avoid boots on the ground, and coordinate with unlikely partners like Saudi Arabia and Iran while Russia moves in Ukraine and Gaza remains fragile.
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Barack Obama
Gctelegram.com
Independent Commission of Inquiry
Syria
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Iraq
U.S
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Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Russia
Ukraine
Gaza
Free World
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Oval Office
ISIS
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Congress
New York Times
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Bill Clinton
United Nations
Hollywood
Wall Street
CIA
Free Syrian Army
Natural gas power plant idea sparks reader comment
An online comment from GCTelegram.com urges building a natural gas powered plant as regulations threaten coal plants. The remark notes lower natural gas costs and appears in a feed responding to a coal regulation story.
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Gctelegram.com
Telegram letter guidelines for readers and writers
The Telegram invites signed letters to the editor with writer's address and phone number for verification. Letters may be edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. General thank yous, form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Writer Attn Editor 310 N Seventh Street Garden City KS 67846 or editor@telegram online www.gctelegram.com
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Wetter
N. Seventh St
Garden City
Obama’s pep talk unsettles NATO mood abroad
The article contrasts British PM Cameron’s warning on Islamist extremism with President Obama’s optimistic donors speech. Cameron urged a tough, comprehensive approach to defeat ISIS, while Obama claimed the world is less dangerous now and stressed domestic economic recovery. Polls show Americans want clarity and stronger leadership amidst Ukraine and Middle East turmoil.
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Obama
David Cameron
Brussels
European Council
Iraq
Syria
Cameron
Britain
New York
Middle East
Newport
U.L
ISIS
Europe
U.S
NATO
Russia
Ukraine
Facebook
Twitter
Pew Research Center
Pew
United States
National Journal
Ron Fournier
Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Dianne Feinstein
NBC
Andrea Mitchell
Eric Holder
Privatization ends inequality if public utilities rise
The piece argues privatization fuels wealth concentration and inequality. It cites OECD projections, critiques privatizers as failing, and advocates new public ownership models. Denmark's wind energy cooperatives and Samsoe’s shift to 100 percent renewables illustrate public-public partnerships. It urges turning online platforms into public utilities to curb private dominance.
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OECD
United States
Carlos Slim
Telmex
Mexico
John
Jane
the Guardian
Seumas Milne
University of Glasgow
Andrew Cumbers
Denmark
Copenhagen Energy
Samsoe
Google
Facebook
Amazon
Richard Eskow
Too Much editor Sam Pizzi gati writes column
Sam Pizzi gati an Institute for Policy Studies associate fellow edits the inequality weekly Too Much. Distributed by www.otherwords.org.
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OtherWords
Sam Pizzigati
Institute For Policy Studies
Otherwords.org
Do Something President: End the ISIS Dithering Now
A citizen urges the President to stop dithering on ISIS and Syria. The writer argues for decisive action, citing Reagan as a model, and urges concrete steps from bombing command centers to expanding or redefining troop involvement, insisting the president act presidential to win respect.
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Gorbachev
Berlin Wall
Iceland
ISIS
Syria
Iraq
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