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A SECOND OPINION, The Kansas Policy Institute With just a few days left in the 2018 legislative session, Kansans will be hit with yet another tax increase unless the Legislature takes action to prevent it. The Department of Revenue says the state will get a $506 million windfall over the...
GUEST COLUMN, Dick Morris Andrew McCarthy of National Review aptly summarizes the FBI “investigation” of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s private server emails with the headline: “The fix was in.” He makes the point that the criterion on which FBI Director James Comey based...
GUEST COLUMN, Jim Rice, Seward County Commissioner A little report on Thursday’s meeting of the City of Liberal and Seward County, what to do about developing a new Comprehensive Plan and possible changes in the structure of Economic Development. I will say I had no idea...
A SECOND OPINION, The Wichita Eagle A report card for any Kansas legislative session this time of year is incomplete with a wrap-up session approaching. The problem this year is the incomplete grade may still be appropriate once lawmakers wrap up the wrap-up. The $500 million...
GUEST COLUMN, Dick Morris An April 22 survey of a national sample of 1,000 likely voters conducted by McLaughlin & Associates and me, a former Clinton pollster, shows surprising support for President Trump and suspicion of the investigation by special prosecutor Robert...
GUEST COLUMN, Larry Phillips, Kismet An online article at the Wichita Eagle recently caught my eye and made me look into how many law enforcement officers have been killed in recent years — officers murdered by these leftist groups and their followers which hate America and are abetted by...
GUEST COLUMN, Walter V. Wendler, President of West Texas A&M University Student satisfaction and customer satisfaction are not equal. Students are not customers except when they spend a night in their dorm room or buy a meal in the cafeteria, a book at the bookstore or...
MY PERSPECTIVE, Gary Damron Last week we talked about being ready for showers, and we’re thankful for the rainfall that’s come since then. This time I’ll mix metaphors a little, and look at different kinds of wells, as well as two familiar stories that help illustrate the point. In...
A SECOND OPINION, The Lawrence Journal-World The rebukes keep coming for Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, but it remains to be seen if his missteps will affect his candidacy for governor. Last week, U.S. District Judge Julie Robinson found Kobach in contempt for failing to inform...
GUEST COLUMN, Star Parker Ohio Republican Congressman Jim Jordan has confirmed that he is looking to run for House speaker when current Speaker Paul Ryan departs at the end of the year. This puts Jordan up alongside the other principal candidates, current Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy,...
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GUEST COLUMN, Dick Morris
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