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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 2012
Page
7
The text lists addresses phone numbers and websites for Federal President Barack Obama and U S Senators Moran Roberts and U S Representatives Huelskamp Jenkins Yoder and Pompeo. It provides Washington D C mailing addresses district offices and official sites for public contact and comments.
Local government and state education contacts listed include Governor Sam Brownback in Topeka with phone lines, Secretary of State Kris Kobach, Attorney General Derek Schmidt, Treasurer Ron Estes, Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger, and Board of Regents with chair Ed McKechnie and president Andy Tompkins. Names cover district lawmakers Janet Waugh and Carolyn Wims Campbell among others.
Mitt Romney faced a notable gaffe at the start of his foreign trip when he questioned London's Olympic preparations. The misstep unsettled supporters who expected a praise of Olympic spirit and British grit, and the moment quickly became a metaphor for his broader reception abroad.
Krauthammer argues the Warsaw leg was a triumph for Romney matching a strong Iran and Israel stance, while media fixation on a minor gaffe distorted the record. He contrasts Obama policy and notes Walesa endorsement and a broader foreign policy flair over anti Trumpish narratives.
Michael Smerconish reviews how YouTube clips of Elizabeth Warren and Mitt Romney speeches shortened debate on the social contract. He notes Warren's lines about building roads and education and Obama’s latter remarks drawn out of context by Romney supporters and edited to miscast the argument. The piece argues the broader discussion of shared responsibility was lost to partisan editing.
A corporate notice outlines Dolph C. Simons Jr as Chairman and Dolph C. Simons III as President of the Newspapers Division with Dan C. named in the document. The fragment suggests a corporate leadership update at a major media firm.
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