Round Two of Presidential Debates Highlights Romney Edge
The column compares the second presidential debate to a three round fight with Romney edging Obama in round two though no knockout occurred. It notes Obama’s prior weak performance, Benghazi questions, and the undecided voters in Las Vegas who saw Romney as winner. The piece previews a final round at Lynn University and questions how independent voters will decide on Nov. 6.
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Benghazi
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Fed as only game in town in 1920s Dallas analysis
George Will sketches Dallas Fed history with Jack Culpepper Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, then argues the Fed should return to a single mandate focused on price stability. He critiques Congressional demands on policy, notes Bernanke's stance, and warns that dependence on the Fed risks policy creep and stalled investment.
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Washington Post Writers Group
Public Forum on Kansas tax burden and Koch influence
The letter argues that Gov. Brownback has flattened income tax, exempted partnerships, repealed the food sales tax rebate, and proposes a higher regressive sales tax. It claims the poor elderly and working class bear the load, aided by the Kochs with Sam as broker. James Cooley, Lawrence.
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Fall foliage trip to Adirondacks inspires history and weaving lovers
Mike Hoeflich recounts a ten day visit to upstate New York and Vermont, marveling at the High Peaks crimson and orange fall colors, Revolutionary War ruins, and a spin in with local weavers. He notes dog friendly motels, praising Hilton Express in Ohio and urging readers to visit in late September or October. He also mentions his wife’s weaving, Lake Champlain crossings, and scenic lakeshores.
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Kansas University School of Law
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