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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 2004
Page
2
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Three presidential debates are confirmed with dates Sept 30 at the University of Miami Sept 30 in Coral Gables Fla Oct 8 in St Louis and Oct 13 in Tempe Ariz The first and third focus on foreign relations homeland security and the economy The second is a town hall style session with audience questions About 30 percent of Pew poll respondents say the debates will influence their vote The vice presidential clash between Dick Cheney and John Edwards is slated for Oct 5 in Philadelphia
A compact roster of political figures with office addresses in Washington and Topeka including U S Senators Pat Roberts Sam Brownback and Governor Kathleen Sebelius plus state lawmakers Derek Schmidt Tom Holland Bill Feuerborn Joe Humerickhouse and Robert Tyson. It lists office locations numbers and websites for contact.
Donald Kaul offers candid campaign tips for John Kerry highlighting language choices and public perception. He urges avoidance of nuance, harsher messaging on terrorism, and appeals to less educated voters, noting past presidential styles and the risk of misinterpretation.
Charley Reese argues that Bush administration policies threaten the nation with multitrillion-dollar deficits and potential collapse. He cites rising discretionary spending, tax cuts, two wars, and inflation as eroding purchasing power, urging voters to support John Kerry to avoid economic disaster. He recalls the 1929 crash and warns the middle class could be wiped out.
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