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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 2011

Page

6

Politicians and Offices Contact Lineup in Washington DC

Federal President Barack Obama White House Washington DC 20500 phone online comments. U S Sen Jerry Moran Russell Senate Office Building Washington DC 20510 phone and site. U S Sen Pat Roberts 109 Hart Senate Office Building 202 224 4774 site. U S Rep Tim Huelskamp 1st District 126 Cannon Office Washington DC 20515 phone and site. U S Rep Kevin Yoder 3rd District 214 Cannon Office 202 225 2865 site. U S Rep Mike Pompeo Ath District 107 Cannon Office 202 225 6216 site.

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Kansas state officials and board of regents contact list

A compact roll of Kansas state figures including Governor Sam Brownback and Secretary of State Kris Kobach with addresses and phone numbers. Also listed are Attorney General Derek Schmidt Treasurer Ron Estes Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger and Senate members Janet Waugh Carolyn Wims Campbell plus Kansas Board of Regents headquarters and named board members with locations and emails.

Leading from behind a false Obama doctrine critique

Charles Krauthammer argues in The Washington Post that Obama’s leadership style in foreign policy is not a doctrine but a misframed abdication. He contends “leading from behind” signals hesitation, erodes U S influence, and reflects elite anti American sentiment rather than strategic policy. He labels the notion an oxymoron.

Washington Obama Lizza Iran Libya America U.S China Taiwan Vietnam Eisenhower Latin America Reagan Barack Obama Tunisia Egypt Bahrain Yemen Jordan Syria Hyde Park William Ayers Bernardine Dohrn Charles Krauthammer Washington Post Writers Group

Birther debate warns of conspiracies harming U S politics

Trudy Rubin argues the Obama birth certificate controversy mirrors Pakistan’s conspiracy culture. She cautions that rational discourse is eroding, fueled by politicians and media, with Trump and birther claims threatening U S democratic norms and trust. She cites polls and officials confirming Obama’s birth in Hawaii.

Obama Pakistan Osama bin Laden US S Islamabad Middle East America United States bin Laden CIA India Mumbai Times Hawaii Chyome Fukino CNN Donald Trump Anderson Cooper Cooper Trump White House Conservative Action Alerts U.S.A NBC Republican Party Trudy Rubin The Philadelphia Inquirer

Public Forum Letters Policy At The Journal World

The Journal World welcomes letters to the Public Forum and sets a 250 word limit. Letters must be public interest focused and avoid libelous language or name calling. Submission grants nonexclusive publication rights and requires the writer's name address and phone number.

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Public Forum on Kansas voting law and radical right influence

Mitchell Stockton of Lawrence argues that the new Kansas proof of citizenship requirement will shrink voter turnout and benefit radical right candidates. He criticizes ignored costs to married women and identity theft and calls for analyses to inform voters against such measures.

Kansas U.S ACLU Mitchell Stockton Lawrence

Driver signals and safety ideas on K-10 travel

Susan Barr writes on lane changes, turn signals, tinted windows, and close passes on K-10. She cites a safety tip about returning to the right lane once both front tires show in the rearview. She proposes temporary concrete barriers in the median to reduce crossover accidents at lower cost.

Susan Barr Lawrence

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