Guest Editorial on the Edge of Trump Era
A critical column questions Trump’s motives and governance style. It notes supporters’ praise for unorthodoxy, warns of self deception, and argues moderation could legitimize his presidency. The piece frames the president as unpredictable yet readable, urging balanced scrutiny and cautious optimism.
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Kansas lawmakers weigh tax bill during spring break
Legislators face a short break amid a tax hike bill for LLCs and a return to debates over restoring the top income tax bracket. Gov. Brownback’s veto or signature will shape whether voters see higher taxes next year, with discussions likely to focus on taxes, guns in institutions, and the upcoming April 11 congressional race. Martin Hawver notes the governor’s action could ease or complicate constituent meetings during the pause.
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Farmers and ranchers top admired professions in Forbes study
John Schlageck notes Forbes finds farmers and ranchers remain America’s most admired occupation. The public views them as hard working, honest, and professional with strong land stewardship and concern for food quality and safety. Wives are seen as more believable, while environmentalists and officials rank lower.
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