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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 2008
Page
2
EN Burt Neuborne, legal director of the Brennan Center for Justice, is quoted on the implications of modern constitutional challenges. The remarks touch on civil rights, due process, and the evolving role of advocacy in public policy debates.
The piece argues Barack Obama’s Democratic nomination marks a watershed in America's racial history. It recalls Rodney King's question after 1992 riots and credits Obama with moving beyond color politics toward a color blind vision, noting the risks and the historical milestones from Iowa to Minneapolis.
Guest editorials provide readers with a diversity of viewpoints. The Herald clarifies views expressed do not necessarily reflect the newspaper or its editors.
The First Amendment prohibits laws establishing religion or abridging free speech press and assembly. It protects the right to petition the government and seek redress of grievances. This core guarantee limits government power over religious exercise and public discourse.
Readers are invited to submit hand signed letters with full address and phone number. The Ottawa Herald accepts mailed letters to 104 S. Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or email at letters ottawaherald.com. Submissions must be under 400 words and may be edited for space grammar and clarity.
Bob Keener argues that rebate checks mask underlying distortions in a rigged economy. He notes 130 million households may receive checks, surpassing 2004 voter counts, and urges collective action to cap CEO pay, raise living wages, and pursue fair trade, unions, and progressive taxation, with the rebate as a call to organize.
Rich Lowry surveys the 2008 campaign, portraying Obama as a transformative, charismatic figure who galvanized Democrats yet faces questions on experience, associations, and whether he can sustain momentum into the fall. The piece weighs Kennedy-era fervor against Clinton-era triangulation and predicts a tight race with McCain.
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