I commend retired Lutheran pastor the Rev. Nockert R. Woodtke for "standing with the Roman Catholic Church" against the assault by President Obama's regime upon Catholic beliefs. Read More
Most Topekans probably would toss a notice from the city that their water and sewer bills were going to increase in the "bad news" file. That's understandable. Increases in the price of services we can't live without are frustrating.
When do you see the tobacco industry and the tobacco-free groups agreeing on something? On Earth Day, of course. We agree cigarette litter prevention is unsightly, costly to clean up and harmful to waterways and wildlife.
To know that we have juvenile gangs patrolling our neighborhoods in search of their next "lick to hit" is scary beyond belief. We can only hope our law enforcement departments are on top of this, but it seems doubtful.
It would be difficult to frame an argument against hiring additional corrections officers for the Topeka Correctional Facility, given the recent history of the state's only prison for women and new demands on the facility.
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One of the most important issues facing the 2012 Legislature is tax reform. Gov. Sam Brownback and his supporters have proposed reducing individual income taxes and eliminating taxes on non-wage business income.
The Kansas bashing continues.
■ HBO political satirist Bill Maher said, "March Madness … the only place where you hear 'Kansas is advancing.' "
■ Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show" has called our mayor "Mr.
The White House referred to the photos of U.S. soldiers posing with the body parts of suicide bombers as "reprehensible." President Obama also compared the 11,000 deaths in the Syrian civil war to the atrocities of the Holocaust.
The January hearings conducted by the Kansas Legislature on a proposed medical marijuana bill provide an opportunity to draw some comparisons between my native Kansas and my new home of Arizona, which is not exactly the most liberal state in the union.
How sad that so many people are distorting the truth regarding the efforts by President Obama's administration to circumvent the Constitution by forcing Christians and Catholics to go against their religious beliefs.
Musings at the mid-week:
n The sentiment was foolhardy and one-sided, yet I was hoping the Kansas City Chiefs would strictly tailor their draft toward defense.
It was fun. It was odd. It was just a little bit . unseemly.
Doubtless you've heard plenty by now of President Obama's slow jam, which, for all you drips out there, refers to an R&B ballad or down-tempo song.
We can't help buy wonder how many Republican candidates for the Kansas Senate and Kansas House of Representatives have signed and returned the loyalty pledges mailed their way last month by the Kansas Republican Party leadership.
When the Legislature failed to finalize redistricting maps for the state, or make a final decision on the “gut and go” legislation that would speed up the implementation of the proof of citizenship
In a letter to the editor published April 20 in The Topeka Capital-Journal, an Oklahoma resident took Topekans to task for not supporting a flag-waving group of which he is a member - Journey 4 Justice.
The author of a recent letter to the editor advised our community to "really do the research" before letting our elephants go to a sanctuary in Tennessee.
The website for the sanctuary is www.elephants.com. The address is P.O.
The Kansas bashing continues.
■ HBO political satirist Bill Maher said, "March Madness … the only place where you hear 'Kansas is advancing.' "
■ Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show" has called our mayor "Mr. Read More
It was fun. It was odd. It was just a little bit . unseemly.
Doubtless you've heard plenty by now of President Obama's slow jam, which, for all you drips out there, refers to an R&B ballad or down-tempo song. Read More
After trying to tax Illinois to governmental solvency and economic dynamism, Pat Quinn, a Democrat who has been governor since 2009, now says "our rendezvous with reality has arrived." Actually, Illinois is still reality-averse. Read More
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