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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2008
Page
2
The quote from Zechariah Chafee, noted First Amendment scholar, from 1969 reflects his enduring advocacy for free expression and civil liberties in American law. His ideas emphasize limitations on government power to suppress speech while protecting individual rights.
The article honors Tim Russert nine days after his death, praising his integrity, research, and unbiased questions. It argues his approach should guide reporters to hold politicians to account at national, regional, and local levels, and notes the lasting impact on public trust and accountability.
Kansas Congresswoman Nancy Boyda 2nd District confirms support for Barack Obama after he pledges to campaign nationwide. Spokeswoman says pressure did not sway her, though Boyda may skip the Denver convention to focus on her district. A poll questions reception auctions at Cedar Crest and voters’ views on campaign perks.
Bradford Plumer argues Kathleen Sebelius would be an ideal running mate for Barack Obama. He notes she may not win more female votes or carry Kansas, but would not hurt his odds and could provide executive experience for a sleeker government, aligning with Obama's reform agenda.
Charley Reese argues that Barack Obama caves to political correctness, naming figures like Rev. Jeremiah Wright and Louis Farrakhan as flawed allies. He defends diverse viewpoints in a free society, praises Farrakhan’s Nation of Islam programs, and urges Obama to stand firm and stop answering questions about Wright. Reese signs off with contact details.
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