Money-driven politics and Kansas ads face new court ruling
A Supreme Court decision loosens limits on corporate and union spending in federal elections, prompting debate about its impact on a Kansas Senate race between Rep. Jerry Moran and Rep. Todd Tiahrt. Observers worry about opaque funding, while Kansas debates a bill to require disclosure of issue ad sponsors, noting state races already permit such ads without transparency.
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Obama must moderate agenda after 60th Senate vote loss
Washington Post columnist George Will argues that Barack Obama, after losing the 60th Senate vote, should slow plans like cap and trade and health reform. He sees four potential silver linings including reduced policy risk for businesses, less media obsession, and a chance for pragmatic leadership. He notes political shifts since Massachusetts and highlights the role of key Senate changes and party dynamics.
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Take a Stand on Health Care Reform in 2010
Mark Hirschey argues that U.S. health care reform failed to improve quality or control costs. He cites his cancer battle at University of Minnesota Medical Center and KU Med, notes high treatment costs around 300000 dollars, and warns against further government involvement, urging restraint and relying on market-driven solutions.
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Submissions for Take A Stand can be sent to the Journal-World Box 888 Lawrence 66044 or by email to letters Ijworld com. Include an address and phone number for confirmation and a photo if available.
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Old Home Town: beer age hike and theatre opening
A Kansas House committee backed a bill raising the legal beer drinking age to 21 over three years after rejecting a Sunday beer sales proposal. The Lawrence Community Theater opened in its new home at the former church site. Planning panel rejected a North Lawrence landfill. Football assistant Dick Steinberg resigned over a recruiting violation tied to Vince ONeil, who later played for Kansas and joined the Lawrence Police Department.
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The Journal World invites letters to the Public Forum under 250 words and public interest aims. Submissions may be edited for libel avoidance and clarity, require the writer name address and phone number, and grant a nonexclusive license to publish. Mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email letters ijworld com.
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