Kansas voters face clear choice in GOP primaries
Editorial notes that Kansas primaries present a sharp split in the Republican camp between conservatives and moderates. It highlights targeted incumbent moderates, heavy spending by the Kansas Chamber of Commerce and allied groups, and Koch Industries contributions. It also critiques campaign finance loopholes while urging turnout in Tuesday's primary.
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Sam Brownback
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Kansas Jobs Pac
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Steve Morris
Wichita
Morris’ Group
Kansas National Education Association
Kansas Government Ethics Commission
Americans For Prosperity
Feinstein anti-leak bill risks chilling journalistic access
Washington Post columnist David Ignatius argues the Senate intelligence panel's Feinstein bill exempts Congress and White House, targets agencies, raises polygraph and subpoena concerns, and could curb journalist contacts while failing to address overseas and executive leaks. The piece warns the proposal may create a counterintelligence problem and deserves reevaluation.
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Dianne Feinstein
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James Clapper
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USS
Senate
David Ignatius
Washington Post Writers Group
Scalia TV Star Emerges From Public Dissent
Kansas University law professor Mike Hoeflich notes Justice Antonin Scalia remains outspoken and influential. The column surveys Scalia’s ACA dissent, opposition to cameras in court, and his enduring role as a bold, controversial figure in the judiciary.
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Kansas University School of Law
Journal-World
Public Forum on God’s Creation and Science
A reader argues that science and faith can align, citing Romans 1 20 CERN and string theory as evidence of a single energy source from God. The writer urges unity and diminished violence, suggesting spiritual focus and shared cosmic origins in a public forum letter.
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Graham Kreicker
Earth
God
John N. Gutschenritter
Eudora
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