The Russian trap editorial calls for unity against propaganda
An editorial argues Americans should not doubt the legitimacy of the Trump presidency due to Russian meddling. It says intelligence shows propaganda rather than vote tampering influenced opinions, urges national unity, and suggests a public stance against Russian influence without undermining the electoral process.
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Mark Shields on Trump’s pull and GOP nervousness
Mark Shields notes that despite Trump’s victory Republicans remain nervous on Capitol Hill as Trump’s own ratings hover around 55 percent unfavorability and 42 percent favorability. The piece contrasts Obama Bush and Clinton ratings, cites party losses since 2010, and argues Trump’s leadership could drag GOP fortunes.
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Ad hominem lesson from the Trump Streep clash
The piece explains ad hominem as attacking the person rather than the argument. It cites Donald Trump calling Meryl Streep overrated in response to her criticism of his mockery of a disabled journalist. Maggie Childs, Lawrence.
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Not bullying letter challenges editor on civil rights stance
A reader criticizes the editorial Norse Is Not Progress, arguing Lawrence has consistently supported civil rights while accusing the piece of signaling opposition to Black Lives Matter. The letter urges a firmer stand against harassment and bullying narratives.
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Public Forum on Racism in Lawrence Response
Chioe Seim asserts Lawrence remains permeated by racism with institutions failing to dismantle it. She cites USD 497 incidents and BLM-LFK activities as contentious, criticizes nonblack allies, and argues against boycotts as coercion, urging education on racism history and progress strategies.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for Journal World
Readers may submit letters up to 250 words signed with name address and telephone. The Journal World will publish only the name and city, but uses address and phone to verify identity. The paper reserves right to edit letters without changing viewpoints. Submissions may be mailed to P O Box 888 Lawrence KS or emailed.
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Wara battle ends with missing Vinlanders in old town
Report notes last night’s campaign clash between two towns with Vinlanders failing to appear in Lawrence. Lawrence checkers players waited as the opponents did not show, turning the mood from enthusiasm to gloom. The article also covers a University of Kansas education professor describing high demand for teachers statewide and ongoing railroad shipment woes due to car shortages and cold weather.
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