Federal Officials Contact Information Listed for Washington Area
A compiled listing provides contact details for federal leaders including President Barack Obama, Sen. Jerry Moran, Sen. Pat Roberts, Rep. Tim Huelskamp, and Rep. Kevin Yoder. It includes office addresses in Washington and district office phone numbers and websites for public comments and outreach.
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Barack Obama
White House
Washington, D.C
Whitehouse
U.S
Tim Huelskamp
Cannon House
Huelskamp
Kevin Yoder
Yoder
House
Kansas State Officials and Regents Contact List
A compiled contact list for Kansas state offices and Board of Regents includes Governor Sam Brownback, Secretary of State Kris Kobach, Attorney General Derek Schmidt, Treasurer Ron Estes, Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger, and legislators Janet Waugh Carolyn Wims Campbell. Also listed are the Kansas Board of Regents leadership and members with addresses and phone numbers.
Presidential race draws lackluster pair
Washington considers Mitt Romney and Barack Obama as the candidates, noting the race lacks iconic figures from past eras. The piece argues Hillary Clinton would perform better than Obama due to perceived differences in leadership style and experience.
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Washington
Mitt Romney
Barack Obama
Jefferson-Adams
Lincoln Douglas
Harry Truman
Bill Clinton
Fdr
Reagan
Hillary Clinton
Obama
Krauthammer on Romney Obama Campaign Dynamics
Charles Krauthammer analyzes the 2012 race noting Romney’s strength gaps and Obama’s risky counter moves. He argues Obama’s gaffe claiming private sector is fine signals a shift to big government and raises concerns about leaks and the campaign’s impact on public trust, with mounting Dem demoralization and GOP rigidity.
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Bill Clinton
Deval Patrick
Cory Booker
Obama
Romney
Jeb Bush
Republican Party
Ronald Reagan
Mitt Romney
Charles Krauthammer
Washington Post Writers Group
Public Forum on Food Aid Funding and Election Integrity
Letters discuss keeping SNAP and WIC funding amid rising prices and hunger. Sarah Casad urges preserving benefits, noting child recipients and poverty softening effects. Steve Hitchcock mocks voting ID issues while praising candidate filings and election integrity. Shelle Arnold and Barb Gorman thank Douglas County for Relay For Life support. Barbara Palmer defends teacher mentoring and calls against ending merit-based pay.
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SNAP
Just Food
Lawrence
Sarah Casad
Douglas County
Relay For Life
American Cancer Society
Shelle Arnold
Barb Gorman
Relay For Life of
Board of Education
Barbara Palmer
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Jerry Moran
Russell Senate
Courtyard
Moran
Pat Roberts
Hart Senate
Roberts.senate
Lynn Jenkins
Longworth House
Lynnjenkins
Mike Pompeo
Pompeo
Sam Brownback
State Capitol
Topeka
State
Kris Kobach
S.W
10Th Ave
Sos
Derek Schmidt
S.W. 10Th Ave
Ksag.org
Ron Estes
S.W. Jackson St
Suite
Ron
Sandy Praeger
S.W. Ninth St
Ksinsurance.org
State Board of Education
Janet Waugh
S. 57Th Terrace
Kansas City
Aol
Carolyn Wims-Campbell
Illinois Ave
Kansas Board of Regents
Kansasregents.org
Ed McKechnie
Arcadia
Christine Downey-Schmidt
Inman
Mildred Edwards
Wichita
Tim Emert
Independence
Fred Logan Jr
Leawood
Dan Sykins
Robba Moran
Hays
Janie Perkins
Garden City
Kenny Wilk
Lansing
Andy Tompkins
Charleskrauthammer
Ries
Wisconsin
Washington Post
Iran
al-Qaida
Yemen
Dianne Feinstein
Intelligence Committee
John McCain
Eric Holder
Justice Department
Bush
Ioh Bush
Kansas
Kobach
Secretary of State
Steve Hitchcock
Baldwin City
Journal-World
W.C. Simons
Dolph Simons Sr
Dolph C. Simons Jr
Dennis Anderson
Chris Bell
Ed Ciambrone
Ann Gardner
Caroline Trowbridge
the World Company
Dolph C. Simons
Dan C. Simons
Suzanne Schlicht
Dan Cox
Mediapharmedia
Ralph Gage
Journal- World
Ljworld.com
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