Kansas secretary of state race challenges Kobach on voter fraud
Democratic candidate Chris Biggs defends Kansas election security against Kris Kobach's calls for expansive new voter fraud measures. Biggs cites limited fraud reports from 1998 to 2008 and argues that Kobach would create costly, invasive government programs while undercutting civil liberties. He promotes a simple, accessible secretary of state office with modernized services.
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Kobach urges Kansas to curb voter fraud with photo ID
Kris W. Kobach argues Kansas must address voter fraud, citing 11 counties with cases from 1998 to 2008 and over 50 in Wyandotte. He claims most cases went unprosecuted, ACORN activity in Kansas, and calls for photo ID, citizenship proof for registration, and restructuring prosecution to restore confidence in elections.
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Judis Blames Obama Policy, Populism in The Unnecessary Fall
Washington Post columnist David Broder notes John B. Judis argues Obama mismanaged the early financial crisis, allowing a right wing populist frame. Judis suggests Obama failed to push strong financial reforms, inviting Tea Party backlash and weakening late 2010 electoral prospects.
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Old Home Town Years Ago In 1985
Wet weather in Lawrence produced a poisonous mushroom crop with a four year old ill after eating chlorophyllum molybdites. KU employees also fell ill after eating it. A botany professor urged identification by experts before consumption.
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