Public Forum on Will's FTP Act and voting access
Paul Enos of Lawrence argues George Will attacks the For the People Act by reasserting speech rights of campaign money. He notes Supreme Court precedents and asks why Democrats push FTP while Republicans push laws limiting turnout. He questions motives and addresses voter suppression concerns.
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Letters to the Editor for Journal World Submissions
Readers may submit signed letters under 250 words including name, address, and telephone number. The Journal World reserves the right to edit letters for length and clarity without altering viewpoints. Submissions accepted via email at letters@ljworld.com.
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City Forester Idea Sparks tree talk in 1871 column
In the 1871 Kan sas Daily Tribune, a writer proposes a city forester as a solution to urban shade needs. The piece celebrates planting trees citywide and reflects on the era's idle summers and editorial burdens. Reprinted from Sarah Parsons with online access noted.
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America Should Lead Global Vaccination Effort
Mona Charen argues that the United States is back and should lead a $50 billion, 70 percent vaccination push to end the global pandemic. She cites past diplomacy, the Marshall Plan, and Pfizer Moderna efficacy, urging a generous, principled vaccine aid to strengthen democracy and deter autocracies.
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Immigration policy impact and migrant flows examined
Diane Dimond analyzes Biden Harris border strategy noting May migrant encounters exceed 180000 with April at 178000 and a projected 2 million this fiscal year. She warns of cartel smuggling, exploitation of migrants, and ongoing illegal entry despite claims of a closed border. The column argues current policy harms migrants and taxpayers and calls for honest, fair solutions.
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