Kansas near financial cliff as reserves dwindle
The Wichita Eagle cites Pew Charitable Trusts showing Kansas has only two days of reserve funds, $35 million, at end of June 2016. The state trails only Arkansas for smallest reserves, far below the 29.2 days U S states average.
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Clinton Ready for Debate Stance Beats Trump In First Televised Show
Clinton appeared well prepared as Trump faltered on policy and temperament during the Hofstra University debate. She argued for experience and steadiness while Trump interrupted and offered broad promises on trade and tax cuts. A CNN poll soon after labeled Clinton the winner as undecided voters weigh the candidates.
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Gary Johnson’s libertarian bid and the age 34 divide
The Chicago Tribune examines Gary Johnson’s libertarian platform and its appeal to millennials. It notes his stance on abortion rights, marijuana, and foreign policy, then critiques his tax plan, Medicare reforms, and potential effect on deficits. The piece questions the motive of young voters backing a widely libertarian agenda.
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