Condoms for Lawrence high school students sparks debate
Editorial criticizes Lawrence Public Schools for approving free student condoms with little public notice. It argues the district failed to inform residents, villains the agenda posting, and questions transparency. It urges proactive agenda updates and pre meeting reports to improve government accountability.
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Just listen to what you heard in the debate analysis
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues Donald Trump showed in the debate a habitual pattern of bluster interruptions and misstatements while Hillary Clinton urged listeners to "Just listen to what you heard" as a gauge of Trump’s temperament and the election’s broader ideological divide. The piece frames Trump as a threat to democratic norms, contrasts the candidates, and cites Lincoln to reflect on national unity and division.
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Trump’s rise signals decay in American democracy
George Will argues that Donald Trump’s ascendancy exposes deep erosion in American political culture and the Republican Party. He compares Trump to historical demagogues, critiques conservative values as hollow, and warns the GOP risks ending as a vehicle for conservatism if Trump wins. Will calls for frank self-examination to rebuild principled stewardship of the Founders’ framework.
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