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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 2008
Page
2
Obama faces swift boat attacks as general election looms
The piece notes Obama entering the national campaign phase and facing a Republican swift boat attack machine. It recalls Swift Boat Veterans for Truth’s tactics against Kerry and warns Obama will now be targeted for his background and associations as he shifts from party to national appeal.
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Barack Obama
Obama
Swift Boat
Hillary Clinton
John Kerry
Swiftboat Veterans For Truth
Kerry
George Bush
First Amendment Text Recognition Note
The First Amendment prohibits establishing a national religion, protects free exercise, restricts limiting speech and press, and secures the right to assemble and petition the government for grievances.
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Congress
Obama era signals change in Indian Country politics
Tom Beaver, Muscogee Creek Nation, notes Obama's historic rise as presumptive Democratic nominee and his pledge to respect tribal sovereignty. He warns CBC efforts to bar Cherokee membership undermine hope for federal policy change and tribal self governance.
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Democratic Party
United States
Barack Obama
St. Paul
Minn
Republican Party
John McCain
White House
Congressional Black Caucus
Obama
Illinois
Tom. Beaver
Kansas
Joandtom
Beaver
Kansas May tax receipts show softer state revenue trend
Kansans earned less and spent less in May as personal income tax receipts fell 9.4 percent from expected levels and sales tax receipts underperformed by 4.3 million. The pattern mirrors national slowdowns and signals potential tighter state budgeting next year. Martin Hawver notes the downturn's implications for education, health care, and law enforcement funding.
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Kansas
United States
May
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