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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2011
Page
9
Federal and Kansas congressional offices are listed with addresses in Washington DC and district offices. Includes President Obama, Senators Moran and Roberts, and Representatives Huelskamp Jenkins Yoder and Pompeo with phone numbers and official websites.
State leaders and office addresses listed for Governor Kris Kobach Secretary of State Derek Schmidt Treasurer Ron Estes and Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger. Names and addresses of Kansas Board of Regents members and regional lawmakers provided for reference.
Charles Krauthammer argues Obama shifts from centrist rhetoric to populist redistributionist policy. He claims Obama’s Buffett rule and higher capital gains taxes aim at fairness, pledging to tax millionaires and small businesses, risking growth and jobs while rallying liberal base support.
Trudy Rubin analyzes how domestic politics, 2012 election fever, and partisan attacks on President Obama threaten renewed Israeli Palestinian talks. He argues for renewed negotiations based on 1967 lines with swaps, warns against undercutting U N resolution, and notes risks to Israel if Palestinian Authority funding is cut.
Public forum letters welcome with 250 word limit and public interest focus. Journal-World may edit content without changing viewpoints. Submitting grants nonexclusive publishing rights. Letters must include name address and phone number. Mail to Box 888 Lawrence KS 66044 or email to letters at ijworld.com.
Letter writer argues most Americans favor higher tax rates on the wealthiest and recalls WWII top rates. He critiques the Bush tax cuts and wartime spending, contending policy shifts under Obama increased the national debt and warns that further tax cuts won’t save the country. Lawrence resident Richard M Hassur signs.
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