Term limits in U S Congress debated in Kansas race
The Kansas U S Senate race highlights term limits with Pat Roberts and Greg Orman. The editorial urges voters to decide on constitutional term limits while noting Roberts pledged two terms previously and Brownback’s two-term path, arguing long tenure harms accountability and echoes calls for constitutional amendment.
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Kansas City Star
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Garden City readers weigh in on Huelskamp and Reagan quote
Online comments on GCTelegram.com react to Jim Sheron’s Garden City visit and criticize Huelskamp for disrespect toward constituents. The piece also notes Bob Dole as keynote speaker at the Kansas Legislative Policy Group meeting in Garden City, reflecting local political discourse.
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Bob Dole
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Letters to the Editor Policy At The Telegram
The Telegram invites signed letters with writer address and phone number for confirmation before publication. Letters are edited for libel and length and must be 500 words or less. Thank you notes are general. form letters, poems, consumer complaints, or business testimonials will not be printed. Writer Attn Editor 310 N Seventh St Garden City KS 67846.
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My NFL addiction confession and the league's code of conduct
The author admits an addiction to watching NFL games while condemning the league's handling of brain injuries and domestic abuse. He critiques commissioner Roger Goodell, the sponsorship backlash, and the motive behind a proposed conduct commission, suggesting crisis management and ongoing profits. He questions if a boycott or rehab is possible. Bob Franken is cited.
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Peacemakers Case for Conflict Marks Obama Speech
A nuanced reading of Barack Obama’s UN General Assembly address contrasts his peace rhetoric with blunt resolve against ISIL. The president links Islam to peace, critiques violence, and argues that degradation and destruction of ISIL require force in coalition, while recalling past vows on due process and Arab unity. The piece notes shifts since Cairo and Ferguson, framing the speech as a sober blend of diplomacy and necessary action.
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Corporate tax desertion by big firms slows reforms
Richard Kirsch argues corporations dodge U.S. taxes via offshore moves and inversions, citing Burger King and Walgreens as examples. He calls for closing loopholes, tighter regulations, and legislative action to ensure firms pay a fair share while benefiting workers and communities.
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