Guest Editorial: Trump Is Not Hitler Warning Against Sensationalism
The piece argues that Donald Trump, though brash and controversial, is not Adolf Hitler and deserves respect as the legitimately elected president. It criticizes memes that compare him to fascism, notes Democrats' resistance during his address to Congress, and urges focusing on policy issues like military, infrastructure, and domestic welfare while avoiding inflammatory comparisons.
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Editorial note on guest opinions in The Herald
A notice explains that guest editorials appear to provide reader perspectives and that these views are not necessarily shared by The Herald or its editors. The policy underscores the separation between contributor opinions and the newspaper’s official stance.
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Readers are invited to share views with The Herald via Reader Forum. Submissions require author name address and telephone number, may be emailed or mailed, capped at 400 words, and can be edited for space grammar and clarity. One letter per month. form letters poems and consumer testimonials will not be printed.
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Main Street Milwaukee? No, Lawrence style critique of Main Street
A reader thanks a Walmart clerk for helping a stranger who paid her four dollars and then voices concerns about widening downtown Ottawa Main Street. The letter argues against two lanes, crowded sidewalks, and outside seating, praising current wide streets, trees, and flowers and urging restoration of the existing Main Street while warning of event crowds and safety concerns.
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Reader Forum on Downtown Pride and Community Courtesy
In Ottawa, Shirley Coffman says the only eyesores are empty buildings and praises the historic downtown and a Walmart employee for thoughtfulness, urging pride in the community.
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Good Christians oppose government aid claims in letters
A letter rebuttal criticizes John Holland and others for urging public funds, argues true Christian charity is personal and not financed by the state, cites scripture, and condemns Planned Parenthood funding as a non Christian use of government money. It targets the Kansas League of Women Voters and the West Franklin school board’s actions.
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Kansas Lawmaker Backs Veto Override Despite Disagreements
Kansas House member Blaine Finch of Franklin County and the 59th District explains voting to sustain a majority and override the governor's veto on SB 30. He cites failed negotiations, looming state furloughs, and a push to keep essential services running while pledging to work for lower taxes and efficient government.
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Kansans Seek Pardons Over Firearm Law Inconsistency
State Senator Caryn Tyson reports on legal fixes for a Kansas firearm law inconsistency that affected Shane Cox and Jeremey Kettler. A hearing will continue next year to resolve the issue, and a resolution asks President Trump for full pardons. Tyson cites tax code reform and spending cuts as ongoing priorities.
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