Stabbed by Washington buyers of foreign foods in disguise
In a stern critique Terry Ostmeyer calls out a buy American failure in USDA food contracts. He argues Congress and the administration ignore the law while billions flow to foreign suppliers, undermining U.S. farmers and taxpayers amid economic distress. Senator Conrad notes widespread winked compliance.
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Terry Ostmeyer
Guest Opinion Editorial Note Read by Readers
Guest editorial note explains that guest editorials express varied viewpoints and may not reflect The Herald's official stance. It clarifies the nature of guest contributions and their purpose in providing diverse opinions to readers.
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Fairness in taxing visiting ballplayers in Kansas City
A discussion urges Kansas City to tax visiting American League players during the season, aligning with other cities that have earnings or income taxes. It proposes collaboration with New York, Philadelphia, Cleveland, and the AL office to ensure annual collections, with taxes due by April 15 and not withheld at games.
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Dan Walstrom
Walstoin
Truman Complex
Nixon warning frames new despotism in Eastern Europe
Commentary argues Nixon correctly highlights U S inadequacy in countering transitions in Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union. It blames Bush and Congress, laments domestic distraction, and urges decisive leadership and sustained foreign aid to protect national security and democracy. It warns against pandering to polls and stresses enduring global threats.
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George Bush
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Truman
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Carlson
Kansas
Ex Republican's last act and a political turnabout
A former Republican recounts leaving the party after disillusionment with its direction under leaders like Gingrich and Bennett. He praises Mario Cuomo and Jerry Brown, criticizes U.S. meddling abroad, and argues for democracy through example and social progress rather than force or corporate allegiance. He reflects on learning and changing beliefs.
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Jerry Brown
Newt Gingrich
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