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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 2014
Page
4
Sen. Pat Roberts casts himself as the "father" of the National Bio and Agro-Defense Facility in Manhattan. He defended early NBAF push during Kansas State Fair debate with challenger Greg Orman, framing the lab as a key Kansas victory amid rival plans.
The editorial questions U S Senator Pat Roberts voting against a spending bill that included 404 million for the National Bio and Agro Defense Facility in Manhattan Citing Roberts support for Tim Huelskamp and tea party resistance and contrasting Kansas allies like Senator Jerry Moran and Orman in the Senate race the piece argues the NBAF would benefit Kansas economically and offset political risk.
Editorially selected online reader comment praises the County Attorney for delaying charges in a student sex ting incidents probe and endorses a deferral program while noting the nearby gas costs and Garden City’s mix of small town feel with big city amenities. Local response highlights travel to Amarillo as a hassle and references the store opening coverage today.
The Telegram outlines letter to editor guidelines including signed letters with address and phone, confirmation before publication, and editing for libel and length. Letters must be 500 words or less and general thank you notes or form letters are not printed.
A sharp critique of conservative rhetoric and the GOP’s handling of racism from Nixon to today. It discusses Koch money, Grimes versus McConnell, World War II echoes, and the danger of a party defined by opposition, ending with a call to curb racist epithets. Email contains the author’s address for contact.
Jason Stanford labels Carl DeMaio the quirkiest candidate in the U.S. race, noting his San Diego district toss up with Scott Peters, his gay identity, past gay rights stances, and unconventional governance model inspired by Ted Cruz. The column critiques DeMaio's contradictions and GOP stance while mocking media hype.
The piece argues Obama aims to degrade ISIS to a manageable threat, cites Biden and McCain, credits the surge with shaping outcomes, and criticizes Obama for retreat and a reliance on social media over decisive action. It contrasts interventions, cites Syria’s humanitarian catastrophe, and notes a political shift toward supporting action in Iraq and Syria.
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