Gun laws won't stop terrorists say critics in Boston piece
A Reuters analysis after the Boston bombing argues gun control zealots misfire if they hinge on legal ownership to stop crime. It notes the Tsarnaev brothers used pressure cookers, not guns, and warns against profiling or overregulating ordinary citizens while criminals ignore laws.
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Brownback Uses Tax Fight To Press Kansas Regents
Political scientist Joseph Aistrup notes Governor Sam Brownback tours Kansas regents universities arguing for level funding while lawmakers debate 2 percent or 4 percent cuts. He ties cuts to his tax plans including maintaining a 6.3 percent sales tax, with broader Democratic resistance and GOP divisions shaping the outcome for universities.
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Obama and Gosnell Trials Highlight Debated Gun and Abortion Policy
Rick Jensen argues that President Obama pushes for gun control and national standards after Sandy Hook while ignoring abortion clinic reforms amid the Gosnell trial. The column contrasts political rhetoric with perceived inaction and speculation on ideological motives.
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